Cisco Nuts wrote:
> Hi:
>
> If we have 2 ASA's configured for failover connected to 2 switches, is there a
> reason why the default route in both switches point to the physical address of
> the primary asa.
>
> If the primary asa to switch ip's are .1 and .2 and secondary asa to switch #2
> ip's are .3 and .4 and the hsrp active is .100, shouldn't the default route in
> both switches point to the .100?
>
As far as I know, there is no support for HSRP on the ASA.
> What is different in asa compared to regular routers?
>
On two ASAs configured for failover, when the primary fails, the
secondary unit will assume the primary's IP address. So your
configuration is correct.
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