Slave Server Management; Configure Ipvt10 Server Region - Grandstream Networks IPVT10 Administration Manual

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Slave Server Management

Users could log in IPVT10 cluster host server to check the information of slave servers in the cluster, and block/delete the

slave servers on the cluster host server IPVT10's Web UI.

Please, refer to the following steps:

1. Login IPVT10 Web UI.

2. Go to "Service configuration" �� "Cluster Settings", and users could check the information of the slave servers.

3. Users could click on the IP address of the slave server, and log in to the Web UI of the slave server with the credentials.

4. Users could click on the icon

server IPVT10 cannot establish the connection with the cluster host server, and the cluster host server IPVT10 cannot

negotiate with this slave server. Users could also click on icons to cancel blocking and recover the connection between the

slave server and the host server.

5. If the connection between the slave server and the host server is lost, or the slave server is not available anymore, users

could click on the icon

to delete the slave server.

6. Users need to click on the "Save" button to save the configuration and click on "Apply Now" to take effect on the device.

Users could manage the clustered IPVT10 servers in different regions. For example, if IPVT10 servers A, B, and C are assigned

to region 1, and IPVT10 servers D, and E are assigned to region 2, the GVC devices or IPVideoTalk IDs which are assigned to

region 1 can only use the resources in the IPVT10 servers which belong to region 1, and they cannot access to use the

resources in region 2.

1. Login IPVT10 Web UI.

2. Go to "Service configuration" �� "Cluster Settings", and users could view the Host/Slave Servers List.

3. Users could change the region of the IPVT10 server under the "Region" menu by clicking the drop-down menu. The

default setting is "Local". If users want to add a new region, please click on the "Settings" icon beside the "Region" menu

option, as the following figure shows.

Figure 30: Check Slave Server's Information

to block the connection of the slave server. When the connection is blocked, the slave

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