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Examples of configurations
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Example 1: Client communicating with the server SrvA
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on redundant
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networks.
Server settings
| Client settings
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Example 2: Client communicating with the redundant servers SrvA, SrvB.
Servers' settings
| Client settings
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The client communicates both with the hot server and with the standby server, connection with the standby server continues to be open, but new values are send by the hot server.
Note: If symbolic myName is used, it should be defined in hosts file of 1-st server as IPA and in hosts file of 2-nd server as IPB.
Example 3: Client communicating with the redundant servers SrvA, SrvB
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on redundant
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networks.
Servers' settings
| Client settings
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The client communicates with both the servers. If one network segment drops out (e.g. IPA1 failure), the client establishes connection with the server SrvA using the address IPA2.
Example 4: The redundant clients ClientC, ClientD communicating with the redundant servers SrvA,
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SrvB on redundant
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networks.
Servers' settings
| Clients' settings
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