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11-21-2019 01:15 PM
hi All,
I need someone to confirm one thing about deployment for 9 PSNs.
I remember from most of the presentations that whenever you have more than 5 PSN you need to split PAN from MnT
so how to interpret the following pictures?
different presentations
does the first one say that if I have 2x PAN/MNT (no pxGrid) + i.e. 9x PSN + 0xPxGrid subscribers - is that supported or not?
the 2nd one is old guide which means max of 5 PSN for 2x PAN/MNT
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11-21-2019 02:23 PM
If you have the PAN and MNT roles hosted on the same appliance/VM, then you can only have five additional nodes, 7 total including the PAN/MNTs. Any more than that and you need to put the PAN/MNT role on their own appliances or VM's.
In your case if you want 9 PSN's, then you need the PAN and MNT roles on their own dedicated nodes.
2x pan
2x mnt
9x psn
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11-21-2019 02:23 PM
If you have the PAN and MNT roles hosted on the same appliance/VM, then you can only have five additional nodes, 7 total including the PAN/MNTs. Any more than that and you need to put the PAN/MNT role on their own appliances or VM's.
In your case if you want 9 PSN's, then you need the PAN and MNT roles on their own dedicated nodes.
2x pan
2x mnt
9x psn
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11-21-2019 02:27 PM
I have to admit I had not seen the slide from that BRKSEC-2430 session - I can see the confusion here. It does say "15 Max Subscriber nodes in a combined PAN/MnT scenario".
When did that come about? I have seen customers do this in the wild, but I thought it was a non-compliant deployment model
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11-21-2019 02:34 PM
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11-21-2019 02:42 PM
@Damien Miller - thanks for clarifying that ;-)
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11-22-2019 01:09 AM
Thx Damien for reply,
a question though.
I though that in terms of pxgrid subscribes there was a limit of 4 of them
so how does that count?
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11-22-2019 01:12 AM

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11-22-2019 03:00 AM
In a deployment of 5 psn nodes in a hybrid 2 could be designated out of the 5
In a large deployment you can use up to 4 out of the 50
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11-22-2019 04:50 AM
I can see how the confusion could start, in pxgrid we call connections subscribers. Overlapping terminology to psn nodes subscribing to the PAN.
Pxgrid subscriber = pxg connection
Psn subscriber = psn node
Pxgrid v1 had very poor scale, so it lists between 2 and 25 external "subscribers" (Max pxg connections). Unrelated to pxgrid/psn node count.
