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CC2000 Slave Servers
A complete CC2000 installation can comprise 1 Master and up to 31 Slave
servers located anywhere throughout the world. The Master server becomes
automatically designated when you upgrade the demo license that came with
your CC2000 software. See
License , page 156, for details.
Once the Master server has been set, you can then register each of the other
CC2000 servers as Slaves with the
Register function. See Register , page 140,
for details.
CC2000 Redundant Slave Servers
To provide CC2000 server redundancy – where a backup (alternate) CC2000
automatically takes over from a failed primary (preferred) one – do the
following:
1. Install two CC2000 servers on the same network segment.
2. Under Device Management , for each device on the segment, specify the IP
addresses of the preferred and alternate CC2000s on the device’s ANMS
settings page (see
Device Configuration (For KVM Devices) , page 110).
Now, should the device fail to connect with the preferred CC2000 server (due
to network failure, CC2000 failure, etc.), the device will connect with the
alternate CC2000. Once it connects with the alternate CC2000, the device will
thereafter seek the alternate as its first connection choice. The alternate remains
the first choice until such time as the device cannot connect with it, and then
looks to connect with the original preferred server.
Note: Redundant Slaves are not a special category of CC2000 server. They are
no different than any other slave servers in the CC2000 management
system. They are only redundant in the sense that they provide a
fallback in case the device’s preferred CC2000 fails. This is similar to
specifying a preferred and alternate DNS server for a TCP/IP network.
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