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FailOver Servers | ||
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Introduction | ||
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Sometimes nodes are in hard-to-reach places. Typically this will be due to a CGNAT, Double NAT, or a restrictive firewall. In such scenarios, a direct peer-to-peer connection with all other nodes might be impossible. | ||
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For this reason, Netmaker has a FailOver functionality. At any time you may designate a publicly reachable node (such as the Netmaker Server) as a FailOver, and netmaker will identify if any peers in the network are not able to | ||
communicate directly then their connection will automatically fallback through the failOver node in the network | ||
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Configuring a FailOver node | ||
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To create a failover, you can use any host in your network, but it should have a public IP address (not behind a NAT). | ||
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Navigate to the network tab and click on the hosts tab | ||
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.. image:: images/failOvertab.jpg | ||
:width: 80% | ||
:alt: FailOver | ||
:align: center | ||
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You can choose any public node in the network to be a failover, Once chosen any peers facing difficulties to communicate directly with each other, will have connection go over the failover node. | ||
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To reset the network connections, you can remove the failover node, and network will go back to original state from if any connections are getting failed over. | ||
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.. image:: images/failOverselect.jpg | ||
:width: 80% | ||
:alt: FailOver | ||
:align: center | ||
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