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Panorama
6.1
Administrator’s
Guide
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Panorama
High
Availability
Synchronization
Between
Panorama
HA
Peers
Synchronization
Between
Panorama
HA
Peers
The
Panorama
HA
peers
synchronize
the
running
configuration
each
time
you
commit
changes
on
the
active
Panorama
peer.
The
candidate
configuration
is
synchronized
between
the
peers
each
time
you
save
the
configuration
on
the
active
peer
or
just
before
a
failover
occurs.
Settings
that
are
common
across
the
pair,
such
as
shared
objects
and
policies,
device
group
objects
and
policies,
template
configuration,
and
administrative
access
configuration,
are
synchronized
between
the
Panorama
HA
peers.
The
settings
that
are
not
synchronized
are
those
that
are
unique
to
each
peer,
such
as
the
following:
Panorama
HA
configuration—Priority
setting,
peer
IP
address,
path
monitoring
groups
and
IP
addresses
Panorama
configuration—Management
port
IP
address,
FQDN
settings,
login
banner,
NTP
server,
time
zone,
geographic
location,
DNS
server,
permitted
IP
addresses
for
accessing
Panorama,
Simple
Network
Management
Protocol
(SNMP)
system
settings,
and
dynamic
content
update
schedules
Scheduled
configuration
exports
NFS
partition
configuration
and
all
disk
quota
allocation
for
logging
Disk
quota
allocation
for
the
different
types
of
logs
and
databases
on
the
Panorama
local
storage
(SSD)
For
more
information,
see
or
.
If
you
use
a
master
key
to
encrypt
the
private
keys
and
certificates
on
Panorama,
you
must
use
the
same
master
key
on
both
HA
peers.
If
the
master
keys
differ,
Panorama
cannot
synchronize
the
HA
peers.