Out-of-Path with PBR and VRRP Redundant Silver Peak Appliances

With Subnet Sharing in Use

This chapter provides a step-by-step example for configuring high availability.

In this example, Site A deploys two redundant appliances out-of-path (Router mode), used as Active and Standby. Site B deploys a single appliance in-line (Bridge mode).

The peered appliances at Site A use the Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) to create and share a common IP address, called the Virtual IP address (VIP).

In This Chapter

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Overview

n	Using the Initial Config Wizard for Site A

n	Configuring VRRP on A1 and A2

n	Configuring Flow Redirection

n	Using the Initial Config Wizard with Site B

n	Verifying Appliance Connectivity

n	Enabling Subnet Sharing

n	Creating Tunnels and Updating the Subnet Table

n	Configuring A1 and A2 to Advertise Non-Local Subnets

n	Configuring the Cisco Router for Policy-Based Routing (PBR)

n	Verifying Traffic

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