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Appendix a. 1:1 redundancy, A.1 lpod redundancy operation overview, A.2 1:2 redundancy mode – Comtech EF Data LPOD User Manual

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Appendix A. 1:1 REDUNDANCY

A.1

LPOD Redundancy Operation Overview

The LPOD Outdoor Amplifier / Block Up Converter can be used in a redundancy configuration by

connecting the appropriate 1:1 Redundancy cable to the ‘J6 | COM1’ Connector (see Chapter 2.

SYSTEM CONNECTIONS, INSTALLATION

AND

STARTUP). Once the cable is attached, with the

units placed in Redundancy Mode via the correct remote command the system automatically

configures the backup (offline) unit by copying the configuration from the active (online) unit.

A.2

1:2 Redundancy Mode

1:2 Redundancy Mode is supported via an external controller box and is not addressed in this

appendix.

A.3

1:1 Redundancy Mode

In 1:1 Redundancy Mode, the unit that is currently not the active (online) unit (as determined by

the switch position) will be the controlling backup (offline) unit.

A.3.1

Ethernet-based Monitor and Control

See Chapter 4. ETHERNET-BASED REMOTE PRODUCT MANAGEMENT for detailed

information about using this interface.

Ethernet-based Remote Product Management/Monitor and Control (M&C) of any LPOD

Standalone or 1:1 Redundancy application is available through use of the optional LPODnet

M&C Netbook Accessory Kit (CEFD Kit KT-0000203). This kit provides the user with on-site access

to the LPOD’s remote Telnet, SNMP, or HTTP Web Server interfaces. For detailed information

about this optional accessory, see the LPODnet M&C Accessory for LPOD/SPOD PS 1, PS 1.5, PS

2 Operation Manual (CEFD P/N MN-LPODNET).