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AG 5500
System Administration 229
Defining the Fail Over Options {Fail Over}
Many large scale networks require fail-over support for all devices in the Public access
network. The AG 5500 allows two Nomadix Gateways to act as siblings, where one device
will take up the users should the other device become disconnected from the network. As part
of this functionality, the settings (except IP addresses) between the two devices will be
synchronized automatically.
1.
From the Web Management Interface, click on
System
, then
FailOver .
The Fail Over
screen appears:
2.
Enable or disable the
Fail Over
feature, as required.
3.
If you enabled Fail Over, define the
Sibling Status
(Primary or Secondary).
4.
Enter an IP address in the
Sibling IP Address
field.
5.
Define the port in the
Fail Over Port
field.
6. Click on the check box for Reboot after changes are saved?
7. Click on the Submit button to save your changes, or click on the Reset button to reset all
values to their previous state.
Your product license may not support this feature.
If you are using RADIUS, it is recommended to add both Nomadix gateways to
the RADIUS server.
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