Configuration, FAQ
Overview This article provides information to clarify the high availability (HA) internal mechanism (Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) and ucarp) in Kerio Control version 9.3.0 and above. No...
Overview This article explains various special cases in High availability configuration regarding managing Wi-fi and PPPoE, auto-creation of routes, and traffic rules. Additionally, it provides clarif...
Overview Kerio Control version 9.3 or newer supports High Availability in Active/Passive mode. Having this configuration in place ensures that if the Master Kerio Control appliance fails, the Slave ap...
Overview While trying to configure Kerio Control in HA mode, the connection between Master and Slave device might be failing. If the interface settings or HA variables are misconfigured, Kerio Control...
Overview When trying to configure High availability mode between hardware boxes with two Internet connections, it requires a specific setup. It includes port and switch configuration to connect Kerio ...
Overview While using HA mode in an Active Directory-based environment, the connection to AD DC might fail when the master goes down. The hostname of the slave and master are identical in this scenario...
Overview When using High Availability mode, slave instance disables WAN Internet interfaces for Master appliance by default. This makes Master administration inaccessible when the HA configuration is ...
Overview While configuring Kerio Control in High Availability mode, the DHCP server can assign the wrong IP address (virtual IP) as a DNS server. The DNS server can be manually set in Network Interfac...
Overview While facing issues with MAC address for Virtual IP flapping between Master and Slave appliances, the specific settings should be applied to Hyper-V configuration. Incorrect default MAC addre...
Overview While modifying Kerio Control Interfaces in High Availability, the Virtual IP gateway used for HA is losing the connection for a short time period. When disabling or modifying the Interfaces ...