CygNet Redundancy Editor - Configuring Domains

Redundancy > Configuring Redundancy > CygNet Redundancy Editor > Configuring Domains

Configuring Domains

Use the Domain page of the CygNet Redundancy Editor to specify the domain ID, network, role, and failover trigger for all domains in your redundancy environment.

Click the following image to see a sample Domain page:

Domain Properties

The following table lists and describes the Domain page properties.

Parameter	Description
Domain
New domain	Click New domain to add a new domain to the redundancy environment. Click X to remove the associated row.
Details
Domain	Specify a unique domain ID for the domain between 5001 and 32767.
Network	Specify the network with which this domain is associated. Note: Any network/data-center pair can only have one redundancy set.
Role	Specify the role this domain plays in the redundant set. Options include: Active — Services on this domain are the active production services where the SCADA system is running and polling storing, and retrieving real-time and measurement data. There must be at least one active domain in the redundancy definition. Local Standby — Services on this domain are replicating from the active production services; a local data center that is currently ready to perform the role of running the SCADA system in the event of a need to failover a data center. Data-Center Standby — Services on this domain are replicated to a separate, geographically remote data center in a standby mode; a remote data center that is currently ready to perform the role of running the SCADA system in the event of a need to failover a data center. The domain with the Data-Center Standby role must be on an active network.
Failover trigger	Select a failover trigger for the selected domain. Trigger conditions are configured on the Auto-failover page. Failover will be automatically initiated on the local standby or data-center standby domain whenever the conditions specified in the failover trigger are met. Note: The Failover trigger is disabled for an active domain.