UltraLink E-Series Manual
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Setting up link redundancy in networked mode
Link redundancy ensures UltraLink E-Series devices continue to work in case of a network switch or cable
failure. Redundant Links can be employed for Networked mode devices and Point-to-point devices.
NOTE:
Redundancy is not supported on Transmitter Cards.
Networked mode Connection guidelines
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Make sure the UltraLink E-Series devices are all on the same subnet.
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Connect each UltraLink E-Series transmitter and receiver to a managed network switch pair. Cables
from
LAN1
connectors should all connect to the same network switch, and cables from
LAN2
connectors should connect to the other network switch.
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Complete all connections before enabling the Link Redundancy Feature.
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For information on setting up network infrastructure and configuring network switches, contact the
network administrator.
Figure 28. Redundant Network Link Connections
Enabling link redundancy for Networked mode devices
1.
Connect a second network cable between a device and a second network switch.
2.
In the UltraLink Device Manager software, select the device, click
Network
, and then select
Enable link redundancy
.
3.
The device will automatically reboot to start the redundant link.
Disabling link redundancy for Networked mode devices
1.
Disconnect the second network cable.
2.
Verify that the device is still detected in the network.
3.
In the UltraLink Device Manager software, select the device, click
Network
, and then deselect
Enable link redundancy
.
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