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Sophos Email Appliance Clustering

tedz

Hi,

Hi, i am planning to decommision our Sophos es1000 appliance and transfer and use Sophos Virtual Email appliance. May i ask if is it possible for us to migrate completely to VM setup?

Here's what i want to do and want to setup:


Phase 1 - Appliance clustered to VM #1
Phase 2 - VM #1 will be clustered to VM #2
                  and deactivate appliance.

How to configure clustering between appliance and VM to VM? when i configure clustering does the secondary appliance (VM) automatically have the same configuration to the Physical Appliance?

Any inputs is highly appreciated. THanks in advance.

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    Hi BopBop,

    Sure, the software on all the Email appliances is the same, it's just that the hardware is different.  So you can cluster them together no problem.

    Again, just make sure you do it this way round:

    1.  Begin the installation wizard on the NEW APPLIANCE.  Or if it is already setup go to 'Configuration | System | Clustering'

    2.  Cluster by entering the hostname of the OLD APPLIANCE

    They will share the config / reports / quarantine for as long as they are clustered.

    If for any reason you can't do clustering, then Sophos support can help you migrate the config instead.  But clustering is by far the best way :-)

    Good luck!

    Tom.

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    Hi,

     

    I am configuring a clustering between my ES1000 and ES1100 (both of them are updated to the same version of software). Both of the appliances are being configured in the same network as they can ping each other. However, I am having a problem to join my ES1000 to my ES1100 as it shown "Join failed. Check that network settings and hostname/IP are correct.", and I can sure that the IP address that I entered is correct. Did I miss out any configuration step before this?

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  • 0 in reply to TomA

    Hi,

     

    I am configuring a clustering between my ES1000 and ES1100 (both of them are updated to the same version of software). Both of the appliances are being configured in the same network as they can ping each other. However, I am having a problem to join my ES1000 to my ES1100 as it shown "Join failed. Check that network settings and hostname/IP are correct.", and I can sure that the IP address that I entered is correct. Did I miss out any configuration step before this?

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