In today’s enterprise networks, downtime is not an option. Whether supporting branch offices, data centers, retail
chains, or mission-critical operations, network resiliency must be automatic, seamless, and intelligent.
7GFUSE rackmountable units are designed with built-in High Availability (HA) architecture using VRRP (Virtual
Router Redundancy Protocol) and advanced Heartbeat monitoring, ensuring continuous connectivity without
manual intervention.
High Availability (HA) is a network design approach where two identical 7GFUSE units operate as:
- Primary (Active) Device
- Secondary (Standby) Device
If the primary unit fails, the secondary unit automatically takes over within seconds — maintaining uninterrupted service and preserving session continuity wherever possible.
In a typical deployment:
- Multiple WAN links (Fiber, ADSL, 5G, MPLS, etc.) connect to both 7G Fuse units.
- LAN/Core switches connect to both devices.
- A dedicated HA Sync & Heartbeat link interconnects the two units.
- A Virtual IP Address (VIP) is presented to the network using VRRP.
The network always communicates with the Virtual IP — not the physical device IP.
Split-brain occurs when both devices believe they are Primary.
7G Fuse prevents this using:
- Dedicated heartbeat interface
- VRRP state validation
- Interface tracking
- Optional quorum logic
- Link-state verification
Only one device can hold the Virtual IP at any time.
If the Primary device loses power:
- Heartbeat signal drops
- VRRP advertisements stop
- Secondary takes over VIP
- Traffic reroutes automatically
- No manual intervention required
Failover Time: Typically 1–3 seconds (configurable)
If one WAN link fails:
- No full failover occurs
- Bonding engine removes failed link
- Traffic distributes over remaining links
This ensures:
- Zero gateway switch
- No LAN disruption
- Continuous session stability
- Zero Single Point of Failure
- Sub-second detection with heartbeat
- Seamless Virtual IP failover
- WAN-aware failover intelligence
- Multi-WAN bonding state protection
- Enterprise-grade rackmount deployment
Supports Fiber, DSL, 5G, MPLS, and Satellite uplinks
