Configuring clustering, Introduction, Clustering slave list – Perle Systems IOLAN SCS User Manual
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Configuring Clustering
Chapter 11
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Introduction
Clustering is a way to provide access to the serial ports of many IOLANs
through a single IP address.
Clustering Slave List
Overview
The IP address that will be used to access all clustered serial ports will be that of the Master IOLAN
in the cluster. All other IOLANs in the cluster will be referred to as Slave IOLANs. Users can also
access slave serial ports using EasyPort Web; EasyPort Web is automatically launched when a user
types in the IP address of the Master IOLAN in a web browser. If the user has admin privileges, the
WebManager will first be displayed with an option to proceed to EasyPort Web.
The
Clustering Slave List
window displays the slave IOLAN entries and the number of ports on
those slave IOLANs.
The following buttons are available:
Note:
No special configuration is required on the Slave IOLANs to enable this functionality.
Add Button
Click this button to display a window to configure and add a new Slave
IOLAN’s configuration to the clustering group.
Adding Clustering Slaves on page 282
for more information.
Delete Button
Select a Slave IOLAN and click this button to delete it from the clustering
group.
Advanced Button
Select a Slave IOLAN and click this button to configure the individual Slave
IOLAN’s serial ports.
Advanced Clustering Slave Options on page 283
for more information.