Chapter 4      Managing Devices

Device Redundancy Configuration Examples

If your CSS devices do not appear in the list, you need to return to the Device 

Management and run discovery before completing this step.

Step 8

Enter a name for the CSS pair in the CSS pair name field. Select the CSS 

management IP address of the redundant CSS devices. Then click Next.

Ensure that you have configured the device in the box to box redundancy mode 

or you will see an error message.

A confirmation message appears if the redundancy setup was successful. If it was 

not successful, an error message appears with information on what failed. Click 

Finish. 

Both devices should now display the redundancy information in the Manage 

Device Redundancy window.

Step 9

Click Discover to start the discovery process. You must run discovery for these 

devices to show up in the configuration tree.

Step 10

Click Status to check the discovery process. Click Refresh to view the devices in 

the Discovered Devices folder in the left pane.

Step 11

Select Devices > Domains to add the devices to a domain. See 

Deleting and 

Modifying Domains, page 4 52

 for details.

Step 12

Replace the text, Domain Name, with a name of your choice. In this example, we 

will call the domain Hosting.

Step 13

Click on one of the redundant CSS check buttons to select all SLB services 

associated with this device and include them in the new Hosting domain. The 

exact same set of services of the redundant device will be added to the domain 

(provided that they exist). Then click Apply. 

The new domain will be added to the list of domains in the Manage Domains 

window. 

Step 14

Select Administration > User Management > Accounts to add a new hosting 

user and assign the created domain to this user. See

Set Up and Manage User 

Accounts, page 7 2

.

Step 15

Enter the necessary information in the text boxes, select a CLI access level, and 

then select the domains and roles before clicking Add. In this example, the 

following were entered: the new user is hostmgr, a CLI level 15, the Hosting 

domain and the system admin role. 

The new user will be added to the list of users in the left pane. 

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