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• Pano Controller for Cloud Group without Failover: Note: This is not a recommended model; consider converting to a Pano Controller for Cloud Failover Group. In this model, there is no clear ‘master’ so the system automatically sets the license server instance to reside on the node managing the most clients. To Configure Licensing for a Pano Controller for Cloud 1. Log on to the controller. If this is a Failover Group, log into the active controller. 2. Click on the Setup tab. 3. In the License Configuration section, make sure the URL points to the desired license service. Single Pano Controller for Cloud: confirm that the service is set to https://localhost. Pano Controller for Cloud Failover Group: confirm that you are logged into the active Pano Controller and that the license service is set to https://localhost. Pano Controller for Cloud Group without Failover: confirm that you are logged into the Pano Controller that has License Configuration set to https://localhost. 4. Click the Manage Licenses button to check the current license status or import a license file. 5. Enter the path and file name or click the Browse button to locate the license file. License files are named in the format: CUS___.xml, e.g. CUS_12345_8_35_40_SO1234.xml. 6. Click the Load button to import the license key into the license server. 7. Verify the Current License Properties and License Manager Status fields. 24 � Pano System for Cloud Administrator’s Guide
Chapter 0Administering 25 � Pano System for Cloud Administrator’s Guide 5 Pano Controller for Cloud This chapter describes administrative tasks that you will want to perform from time to time. • Set Up Alert Notifications • Back Up and Restore Controller Database • Configure for Failover and Scalability • Monitor Your System Set Up Alert Notifications You can set up email notifications from the Platform Settings area of the Setup tab. You’ll need to specify STMP settings for your outgoing email server as well as the email alert recipients and types of alerts to email.
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