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SonicWall | GEN7-36620
After High Availability with Stateful Failover is set up, disabling then re-enabling Stateful Failover, and keeping the same Control and Data interfaces, will cause the secondary unit to stay in ELECTION state and access to the primary firewall will be lost. (This issue only affects NSa 4700, NSa 5700, NSa 6700, NSsp 10700, NSsp 11700, and NSsp 13700 models.) The status will recover after fifteen minutes or after the firewalls have been shut down and restarted.
Last update date:
6/4/2020
Affected products:
NSa 2700
NSa 3700
NSa 4700
NSa 5700
NSa 6700
NSsp 10700
NSsp 11700
NSsp 13700
NSv 270
NSv 470
NSv 870
TZ270
Affected releases:
7.0.1-5095
7.0.1-5111
Fixed releases:
No fixed releases provided.
Description:
NSA 4700, NSA 5700, NSA 6700, NSsp 10700, NSsp 11700, NSsp 13700 models only: After High Availability with Stateful Failover is set up, disabling and then re-enabling Stateful Failover, and keeping the same Control and Data interfaces, will cause the secondary unit to stay in Election state and access to the primary unit will be lost. The status will recover after fifteen minutes or after the units have been power cycled.. After High Availability with Stateful Failover is set up, disabling then re-enabling Stateful Failover, and keeping the same Control and Data interfaces, will cause the secondary unit to stay in ELECTION state and access to the primary firewall will be lost. (This issue only affects NSa 4700, NSa 5700, NSa 6700, NSsp 10700, NSsp 11700, and NSsp 13700 models.) The status will recover after fifteen minutes or after the firewalls have been shut down and restarted.
