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7. A warning message indicates the pending disconnection of AIVs and clients. Click
Ok.
Uploading the SSL key to the Secondary appliance grants permission for the Primary to per-
form RPC calls required for synchronization.
Configure the Secondary Appliance
Do this only if you have two Enterprise Manager appliances, and you want to configure one
as a Secondary Autosync appliance. You must first:
Configure the Management and Fleet networks and cable the appliances.
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Configure a Primary appliance.
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1. From SetNetGo on the Secondary appliance, select Software and then Autosync.
2. Select Secondary for the Autosync role field.
3. Click Apply.
A warning message indicates that you must reconfigure AIVs to user the new IP
address. Click Ok.
4. Click Choose File to select the Primary SSL key from your PC.
Enter the name and path of the file to upload the key from the PC.
5. Click Upload.
NOTE: Although the Fleet Interface settings are saved for the Secondary appli-
ance, the interface is inaccessible.
When the connection is complete, the Primary and Secondary appliances show a Current
Status of active.
5.11 Customize Each Fleet AIV
Use MobilePlanner, Config Software to set the mode for docking station for each AIV.
Be aware that docking behavior is also affected by other parameters such as parameters that
control failed docking attempts. For example, if an AIV fails to dock at an assigned dock (per-
haps because it is blocked) and the failure occurs three times, it ignores that docking station for
60 minutes.
Available docking stations are valid recharging locations that are:
Unoccupied by another AIV.
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Not currently ignored by the AIV (because of previous failed attempts to dock).
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Docking Station Assignment
There are three modes that you can use to specify an AIV's docking and battery charging beha-
vior. To access the relevant docking parameters:
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