I've installed two Access Server appliances on separate Hyper-V servers and configured UCARP-based failover, but when I shut down the "primary" node, clients are not switched to the "secondary" node. My Validation Results indicate everything is "GOOD": [img]https://1drv.ms/u/s!AhBCjJdk9ImQoiTEv9J2cwXh0eZr?e=XJ9hEc[/img] The documentation on the website here [url]https://openvpn.net/vpn-server-resources/setting-up-high-availability-failover-mode/[/url] talks about configuring MAC spoofing or Promiscuous mode for Hyper-V, but doesn't go into any details about what exactly needs to be configured there. Anyone else have experience configuring failover in a similar environment?

LAN model UCARP-based failover on Hyper-V

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I've installed two Access Server appliances on separate Hyper-V servers and configured UCARP-based failover, but when I shut down the "primary" node, clients are not switched to the "secondary" node.

My Validation Results indicate everything is "GOOD":

The documentation on the website here https://openvpn.net/vpn-server-resources/setting-up-high-availability-failover-mode/ talks about configuring MAC spoofing or Promiscuous mode for Hyper-V, but doesn't go into any details about what exactly needs to be configured there.

Anyone else have experience configuring failover in a similar environment?