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How to tell which Node is hosting a EIP in a Cluster on AWS

Hi there

 

This is probably a really stupid question, but 

 

1) In a H/A Deployment of UTM on AWS, how do I tell which node is hosting the EIP from inside the WebUI of the UTM, and if there are multiple EIPs how do I tell this also? And can I tell this from AWS Console also if both Nodes already have their own Extertnal IPs showing from the Instance Manager inside of AWS EC2

 

Thanks  



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  • To move EIP from one Node , to another : 

    aws ec2 associate-address --instance-id i-xxxxxxxxx --allocation-id eipalloc-xxxxxxxx

     

    Use the AWS CLI

     

    Another question

     

    I am trying to bind multiple EIPs to a single interface..

     

    I can add multiple private IPs with no issue, eg eth0  10.0.0.5 , 10.0.0.6, howver I can only add one EIP to each interface it seems. In this case, 10.0.0.5 having a EIP no problem, but if I try add a EIP to 10.0.0.6, which is on teh same interface, it just removes the exisitng EIP, and replaces with the new EIP I am trying to add.

     

    Is anyone aware of how to get around this?

     

    Also, you can see from the AWS console, which node is hosting an EIP , so if it is in a cluster, click on your running Sophos UTM instance, and it will show you what EIP it is hosting.

     

    Hope that helps / hope someone can help me 

     

    Thanks 

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  • To move EIP from one Node , to another : 

    aws ec2 associate-address --instance-id i-xxxxxxxxx --allocation-id eipalloc-xxxxxxxx

     

    Use the AWS CLI

     

    Another question

     

    I am trying to bind multiple EIPs to a single interface..

     

    I can add multiple private IPs with no issue, eg eth0  10.0.0.5 , 10.0.0.6, howver I can only add one EIP to each interface it seems. In this case, 10.0.0.5 having a EIP no problem, but if I try add a EIP to 10.0.0.6, which is on teh same interface, it just removes the exisitng EIP, and replaces with the new EIP I am trying to add.

     

    Is anyone aware of how to get around this?

     

    Also, you can see from the AWS console, which node is hosting an EIP , so if it is in a cluster, click on your running Sophos UTM instance, and it will show you what EIP it is hosting.

     

    Hope that helps / hope someone can help me 

     

    Thanks 

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