Can't seem to isolate a network
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I have a home setup and I'm testing windows multi-subnet clustering. I have four networks:
WAN (internet)
LAN (my LAN) 10.0.0.0
LAB (my LAB set up) 10.0.1.0
LABDR (my DR LAB set up) 10.0.2.0I have two nodes of a Windows Cluster called DAFFODIL and LILAC in the LAB network. I have one node called VIOLET in the LABDR network. As a DR test, when I block all traffic from LAB->LABDR and LABDR->LAB. I can't ping the other node or connect to it, but the Windows Cluster Manager in the LAB network tells me that VIOLET is Up.
If I power VIOLET off, then Cluster Manager reports it as Down within a few seconds. Any ideas on what may be wrong with my firewall? Here are the rules:
Cluster manager with the block rules active:
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Adding a firewall rule only affects new states. Existing states are maintained. To properly do your testing, add your firewall rule and then go to Diagnostics - States, filter the active states from the server in question and then kill them, or brute-force it by resetting them all.