Redundant Ois Configuration - Bailey 40 Series Instruction

REDUNDANT ETHERNET NETWORKS
REDUNDANCY
B - 2
MONITOR MONITOR
A-2
A-1
MKM PRIMARY
IIOIC4
KEYBOARD IIOIS4 A (A)
PRINTERS
Figure B-1. Redundant OIS Configuration
MONITOR
A-1
B-4
PRIMARY
IIOIC4
IIOIS4 A (A)
PRINTERS
Figure B-2. Redundant OIS Driver Cabinet Configuration
Wiring two ethernet segments in parallel offers a degree of
redundancy. Figure B-3
segment leaves at least half of the system up and running. The
hardware needed to accomplish this will vary with the system.
INFI-NET
MONITOR MONITOR
A-3 A-4
B-4 B-3 B-2
REDUNDANT/
IIOIC4 IIOIC4
ETHERNET
REMOTE
TERMINAL
MKM
SERVER
KEYBOARDS
INFI-NET
MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR
A-2 A-3 A-4
B-3 B-2 B-1
IIOIC4 IIOIC4 IIOIC4
ETHERNET
REMOTE
TERMINAL
MKM
SERVER
KEYBOARDS
shows how a failure of any ethernet
MONITOR
B-1
MKM
DUPLICATE
KEYBOARD
IIOIS4 A (B)
TP36285C
REDUNDANT/
DUPLICATE
IIOIS4 A (B)
TP36286C
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