Which of the following is true when setting up an Enterprise Manager as a High Availability Pair?
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract of Forescout Platform Administration and Deployment:
According to theForescout Resiliency Solutions User Guideand theForescout Platform Installation Guide,High Availability (HA) requires a license. The documentation explicitly states:
'If your deployment is using Centralized Licensing Mode, you must acquire a valid ForeScout CounterACT Resiliency license. The Resiliency license supports: High Availability Pairing for Enterprise Manager is supported by the Forescout CounterACT See License.'
High Availability Licensing Requirements:
According to the official documentation:
Per-Appliance Licensing Mode:
'The demo license for your High Availability system is valid for 30 days. You must install a permanent license before this period expires.'
Centralized Licensing Mode:
'If your deployment is using Centralized Licensing Mode, you must acquire a valid ForeScout CounterACT Resiliency license for Appliances, or a CounterACT See License for Enterprise Manager High Availability Pairing.'
License Usage Considerations:
According to the documentation:
'You should use the IP address of the High Availability pair when requesting a High Availability license'
'If a license is only issued to the Active node in a High Availability pair, the system may not operate after failover to the Standby node'
'Both nodes must be up when requesting a license'
Why Other Options Are Incorrect:
A . If HA reboots, this is an indication of a problem- According to the documentation, reboots can occur during the setup process: 'Following the second reboot in the high availability setup, allow time for data synchronization' - this is normal, not an indication of a problem
B . Set up HA on the Secondary node first- Incorrect order. According to the documentation, 'Before you begin setting up the Secondary node Forescout Platform device, verify that the Primary node Forescout Platform device is powered on' - the Primary node must be set up first
C . Connect devices to the network and to each other- While devices must be connected, this is a general infrastructure requirement, not specific to HA setup. The more specific requirement is licensing
D . HA needs to be manually configured on the secondary appliance in order to sync correctly- According to the documentation, the Secondary node configuration uses a setup process that is distinct from the Primary node: 'When setting up the Secondary node device, use the same sync interfaces and netmask settings used in the Primary node device' - this is guided setup, not manual configuration for sync
High Availability Setup Process:
According to the documentation:
Set up Primary Node- 'Select High Availability mode: 1) Standard Installation 2)High Availability -- Primary Node'
Set up Secondary Node- 'Set up a device as the secondary node' (secondary node connects to primary automatically)
Licensing- 'You must install a permanent license before this period expires'
Referenced Documentation:
Forescout Resiliency Solutions User Guide (v8.0)
Forescout Installation Guide v8.1.x
Forescout Resiliency and Recovery Solutions User Guide v8.1
Set up and configure a device as the primary node
Set up a device as the secondary node
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