Coyote Point Systems E350GX, Installation And Administration Manual

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Chapter : Preface
16 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide
• Appendix F, Equalizer VLB , describes the optional Equalizer VLB product, which supports integration of
Equalizer with VMware Infrastucture and ESX Server virtual machine configurations.
• Appendix G, Troubleshooting , helps you to diagnose problems with Equalizer.
• Appendix H, License and Warranty , contains the complete License and Warranty information.
• Appendix I, Additional Requirements and Specifications , lists additional hardware related requirements for
Equalizer installations.
• The Glossary defines the technology-specific terms used throughout this book.
• Use the Index to help find specific information in this guide.
Typographical Conventions
The following typographical conventions appear throughout this guide:
Italics indicates the introduction of new terms, is used to emphasize text, and indicates variables and file names.
Boldface text highlights command names in instructions and text entered by the user.
Boldface
text highlights
graphical administrative interface screen elements: labels, buttons, tabs, icons, etc.
Courier
text is used to denote computer output: messages, commands, file names, directory names, keywords, and
syntax exactly as displayed by the system.
Sequences such as “
Equalizer > Status > Event Log
” are used to indicate the Administrative Interface click-path
the user should follow to display the information or form relevant to the task at hand. In this example, the user
would click on the Equalizer system name displayed on the left side of the Administrative Interface, then click on
the
Status
tab on the right side of the screen, and then click on the
Event Log
sub-tab.
Similarly, “ Cluster > Probes ”
starts by selecting a cluster name in the left frame tree, and “ Server > Reporting ” starts with a server name.
1. Numbered lists show steps that you must complete in the numbered order.
• Bulleted lists identify items that you can address in any order.
Emphasizes safety information or information critical to Equalizer operation.
Note – Highlights important information and special considerations.
Caution – Warns when an action could result in loss of data or damage to your equipment.