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Version: 2.15.0

IP Pool Failover Configuration

Introduction​

To configure your Superna DR Edition solution for an IP Pool Failover, it's essential to first review the necessary requirements and then follow the configuration steps outlined in subsequent sections.

Prerequisites/ Requirements​

IP Pool Failover Requirements

Outlines the essential prerequisites, requirements, and recommendations for configuring an IP Pool Failover with Superna DR, including cluster version compatibility, SyncIQ policy status, target cluster access, and unsupported data replication topology.

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Configuration Procedures / Setup Steps​

IP POOL Configuration Procedures

Step-by-step guide to configuring Superna DR Edition and PowerScale OneFS clusters for an IP Pool Failover

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Advanced Topologies​

Fan-In IP Pool Failover

Configure a Fan-In topology where multiple source clusters replicate to a single target cluster, using dedicated pools, SyncIQ policies, and mapping hints.

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Fan-Out IP Pool Failover

Configure a Fan-Out topology where a single source cluster replicates to multiple target clusters using dedicated IP pools.

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See Also​

When setting up different types of failover within the Superna DR solution, such as Access Zone Failover, Policy Failover, or DFS Failover, it's important to familiarize yourself with the specific configuration requirements and procedures for each type. Each failover type has unique steps and prerequisites to ensure a smooth and effective process.