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Server Type—Either Device Server or Device Server Cluster. If you are installing the
management system with HA enabled, you need to configure the Device Server as part
of an HA Cluster. After you specify that a Device Server will act as a Device Server
Cluster, you can access additional tabs allowing you to further configure cluster details
including the IP Address and port number of the secondary server, and e-mail
notification.
Device Server Manager Port—The port is set to 7800 by default. This field is read only.
IDP Device Server Manager Port—The port is set to 7803 by default. This field is read
only.
DMI Device Server Manager Port—The port is set to 7804 by default. This field is read
only.
Device Server ID—A unique ID assigned by NSM to each Device Server.
Mapped IP Address (MIP)—If applicable, you can define multiple mapped IP addresses.
Device Polling—The Device Server polls security devices it manages for Device, VPN,
NSRP, or Interface statistics every 300 seconds by default. If you wish to change this
behavior, you can edit the interval, using the Device Polling tab.
High Availability (HA)—To configure a secondary Device Server, you need to specify
the IP Address and port, and Mapped IP Address (if applicable).
E-mail Notification—You can configure an SMTP server to send you an e-mail notifying
you of various events on the Device Server.
Disk and Log Management—You can enable an alert and action when available disk
space reaches a specified minimum limit.
Refer to the Network and Security Manager Installation Guide for more information on
adding and configuring the Device Server.
Configuring the GUI Server
Table 79 on page 689 lists and describes device information that you can view through
the Server:
Table 79: GUI Server Table
Item
Name
Server Type
IP Address
IP Address of secondary
server.
You can configure the following parameters for the GUI Server:
Description
Name of the GUI Server.
Whether the current server is a GUI Server or GUI Server Cluster.
IP address of the GUI server.
IP address of the secondary server.
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