Chapter 5      Configuring Devices

Provisioning Overview

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Using the Configuration Tree

In the Configure tab option, the configuration tree displays devices and services 

in the left pane and forms and messages in the right pane of the user interface.

When using the Configure subtabs, there are many tree concepts that are unique. 

DNS names will be used for device IP and CSM real server IPs. 

Names defined with the name alias for LocalDirector real and virtual IPs will 

display.

Service chassis will have DNS names and IP addresses in parentheses next to 

it. 

Service chassis tree is different from the configuration tree.

CSM 3.x or later modules use the master DNS name or the master IP address 

to name the redundant pair. When you expand the IP address, it expands to 

show both modules. 

CSS uses the device pair name defined in the Device Manager to name the 

redundant pair. When you expand the DNS or IP address, it expands to show 

both devices.

If there are two CSM 3.x or later modules in one chassis and one module is 

in redundant mode, the other module will display separately on the 

configuration tree. The paired module will display as a CSM pair.

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Supported Server Load Balancers

The Hosting Solution Engine supports the following SLBs:

CSS devices contain content rules, owners, and services.

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