Cisco ASA Series Cli Configuration Manual page 289

Software version 9.0 for the services module
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Chapter 1
Configuring a Cluster of ASAs
On the switch, we recommend that you use one of the following EtherChannel load-balancing
algorithms: source-dest-ip or source-dest-ip-port (see the Nexus OS and IOS port-channel
load-balance command). Do not use a vlan keyword in the load-balance algorithm because it can
cause unevenly distributed traffic to the ASAs in a cluster. Do not change the load-balancing
algorithm from the default on the ASA (in the port-channel load-balance command).
If you change the load-balancing algorithm of the EtherChannel on the switch, the EtherChannel
interface on the switch temporarily stops forwarding traffic, and the Spanning Tree Protocol restarts.
There will be a delay before traffic starts flowing again.
EtherChannel Guidelines
For detailed EtherChannel guidelines, limitations, and prerequisites, see the
EtherChannel" section on page
See also the
Spanned vs. Device-Local EtherChannel Configuration—Be sure to configure the switch
appropriately for Spanned EtherChannels vs. Device-local EtherChannels.
Switch
"EtherChannel Guidelines" section on page
Spanned EtherChannels—For ASA Spanned EtherChannels, which span across all members of
the cluster, the interfaces are combined into a single EtherChannel on the switch. Make sure
each interface is in the same channel group on the switch.
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