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I have inherited a design that utilises 4 GSS devices spread across 2 data centres. Unfortunately the Master and Standby GSS devices are located in the same data centre ! The documentation states that the Master and Standby Sync their config database...
The GSS software config guide for version 1.1 states the following,At least one GSS—and no more than twoGSSs—must be configured as a primary GSSM and a standby GSSMDoes this mean that one and only one Standby GSSM can be configured per domain ? The d...
Are the two GSS devices clustered ? Set one up as the Master GSSM and the other as the Standby GSSM adding the source-lists you've specified. Either of the GSS devices can reply to DNS queries and these will provide an answer depending on where the r...
Syed,Many thanks, it helps a lot. These are exactly the answers I was looking for. It is also as I suspected (I just needed confirmation). I'll need to come up with a migration plan for my GSSM-S. Thanks again.Best regardsGlenn
burn999,Many thanks for your help. It would seem that I'm not the only person confused by the lack of clarity in some of the documentation.RegardsGlenn
Syed,Thanks for you reply. This explains part of my question. What I'm trying to determine is whether losing my GSSM-M and GSSM-S in a fire will destroy my configuration database. There doesn't seem to be any mention in the documentation of a Gss dev...
Burn999,Thanks for your reply. I have read the documentation and it's very ambiguous. I've also read some many of the previous posts on this forum and have deduced that the master and standby GSSMs sync their databases (Postgres SQL I think). There i...
