What Is Sub Second Failover?

1.	What Is Sub Second Failover?
Answer» Sub second FAILOVER as the failover can happen in under a second. Both the INTERFACE and unit polling TIMES can be configured in milliseconds. Be CAREFUL setting the failover settings too low though as you may have a quick COMMUNICATION loss due to congestion. Sub second failover as the failover can happen in under a second. Both the interface and unit polling times can be configured in milliseconds. Be careful setting the failover settings too low though as you may have a quick communication loss due to congestion.

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Sub second FAILOVER as the failover can happen in under a second. Both the INTERFACE and unit polling TIMES can be configured in milliseconds. Be CAREFUL setting the failover settings too low though as you may have a quick COMMUNICATION loss due to congestion.

Sub second failover as the failover can happen in under a second. Both the interface and unit polling times can be configured in milliseconds. Be careful setting the failover settings too low though as you may have a quick communication loss due to congestion.

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