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3. To enable Dynamic AP Load Balancing, check the Enable Dynamic AP Load Balancing option
4. Once Dynamic Load Balancing parameters are set, click the Dynamic AP LB Now button to run
5. Managing clustering in the Web UI is done through the Cluster GUI feature. Check the Enable
6. Refer to the History field to view the current state of the redundancy group.
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8. Click the Revert button to undo the changes to the screen and revert to the last saved
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NOTE
If the critical resource IP is defined, the resource needs to be checked for reach-ability
whenever their is heartbeat lost or APs may lose adoption.
NOTE
Redundancy uses UDP port 51515 for both source and destination port. The TCP connection
uses 51515 as the destination port, the source port is selected from the range of 32768 to
61000.
and define the parameters below:
Runtime/Schedule Select Runtime or Schedule to determine when load balancing will run. If Runtime
is selected, load balancing will initiate anytime a new active controller is added to
the redundancy group. If Schedule is selected you can configure a start date and
time to execute load balancing. This feature is not available when Dynamic Load
Balancing is enabled.
Start Date
If Schedule is selected as the load balancing mode, enter a start date for load
balancing to take place.
Start Time If Schedule is selected as the load balancing mode, enter a start time for load
balancing to take place.
Client Threshold
The Client threshold specifies the number of minimum number of active Clients on
an AP to stop the AP from resetting for load balancing.
Interval If Schedule is selected as the load balancing mode, enter an interval (in days) for
how often load balancing should take place. The valid range is between 1 and 180
days.
Dynamic AP Load Balancing.
Cluster GUI checkbox to enable this feature. The Cluster GUI feature updates many key screens
in the Web UI allowing you to see APs and Clients managed by all active members of a cluster.
State
Displays the new state (status) of the redundancy group after a Trigger event has
occurred.
Time Displays the Timestamp (time zone specific) when the state change occurred.
Trigger
Displays the event causing the redundancy group state change on the controller.
Description
Displays a redundancy event description defining the redundancy group state
change on the controller. Typical states include Redundancy Disabled or
Redundancy Enabled.
Click Apply to save any changes to the screen. Navigating away from the screen without
clicking the Apply button results in all the changes on the screen being discarded.
configuration.
Configuring controller redundancy and clustering
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