Changes for page How can I make my ShowRunnerCLC™ system redundant?
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... ... @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ 47 47 * VC-4 Virtual Machine High Availability 48 48 ** VC-4 supports high availability at the hypervisor or operating system level 49 49 ** Option A - Hypervisor HA: 50 -*** Run VMWare ESXi with VMMotion or similar product50 +*** Run VMWare ESXi with vMotion or similar product 51 51 *** VM infrastructure maintains state of VC-4 across multiple hosts. If a host fails the system automatically fails over to a different host. 52 52 *** Caveats: 53 53 **** Doesn't protect against a failure of the operating system, VC-4, or ShowRunnerCLC™ ... ... @@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ 68 68 ** Once line is cutover, if the backup is online, the devices will be pulled and online within a few seconds or less. 69 69 * Cresnet Bridge 70 70 ** Cresnet devices may be redirected to a new processor via a simple IP Table change and reboot 71 -** Bridges generally support fewer devices and provide isolation between NETs onlywith alternate power options offering better protection than a processor connected Cresnet network.71 +** Bridges generally support fewer devices and provide isolation between NETs with alternate power options offering better protection than a processor connected Cresnet network. 72 72 ** Caveats: 73 73 *** Typically the bridge must be rebooted after the change. Downtime is typically 30 seconds to a minute before everything comes back online. 74 74 * Caveats: ... ... @@ -94,12 +94,12 @@ 94 94 ** Backup would need to be reachable on the network 95 95 ** Primary and Backup Gateways would need to be the same model 96 96 ** Supervisory program would need to have a backup copy of the trust center from the primary gateway 97 -** The below thoughts are theoretically and have not be tested .97 +** The below thoughts are theoretically and have not been tested 98 98 * Connect to the backup gateway and load the trust center from the primary gateway 99 99 * Configure the IP table on the backup to point to the correct processor 100 100 * Connect to primary gateway and wipe its trust center and IP table if reachable 101 101 * Devices should join the now active gateway. How long this takes would need to be tested. 102 -* It is not known if the trust center backup/restore processor must be done through Toolbox or if it's something that could be embedded in a program without the need for Toolbox. 102 +* It is not known if the trust center backup/restore processor must be done through Toolbox or if it's something that could be embedded in a program without the need for Toolbox. This will require significant development effort. 103 103 104 104 ==== Best Practices ==== 105 105