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Contents xiv Configuring and Testing NIC Pairing/Teaming 7-4 NIC Pairing and Existing Listeners 7-4 Enabling NIC Pairing via the etherconfig Command 7-5 Using the failover Subcommand for NIC Pairing 7-6 Verifying NIC Pairing 7-8 Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs) 7-8 VLANs and Physical Ports 7-9 Managing VLANs 7-10 Creating a New VLAN via the etherconfig Command 7-10 Creating an IP Interface on a VLAN via the interfaceconfig Command 7-12 Direct Server Return 7-15 Enabling Direct Server Return 7-15 CHAPTER 8 Centralized Management 8-1 Enabling the Loopback Interface via the etherconfig Command 7-16 Creating an IP Interface on Loopback via the interfaceconfig Command 7-17 Creating a Listener on the New IP Interface 7-19 Cluster Requirements 8-1 Cluster Organization 8-2 Initial Configuration Settings 8-3 Creating and Joining a Cluster 8-4 The clusterconfig Command 8-4 Joining an Existing Cluster 8-6 Joining an Existing Cluster over SSH 8-6 Joining an Existing Cluster over CCS 8-8 Adding Groups 8-10 Managing Clusters 8-11 Administering a Cluster from the CLI 8-11 Copying and Moving Settings 8-11 Experimenting with New Configurations 8-12 Leaving a Cluster Permanently (Removal) 8-13 Upgrading Machines in a Cluster 8-13 Configuration File Commands 8-14 Resetting the Configuration 8-14 CLI Command Support 8-14 All Commands Are Cluster-aware 8-14 The commit and clearchanges Commands 8-14 New Operation Added 8-15 Restricted Commands 8-15 Cisco <strong>IronPort</strong> AsyncOS 7.6 for Email Advanced Configuration Guide OL-25137-01
OL-25137-01 Administering a Cluster from the GUI 8-16 Cluster Communication 8-19 DNS and Hostname Resolution 8-19 Clustering, Fully Qualified Domain Names, and Upgrading 8-19 Cluster Communication Security 8-19 Cluster Consistency 8-20 Disconnect/Reconnect 8-21 Interdependent Settings 8-22 Best Practices and Frequently Asked Questions 8-23 Best Practices 8-23 Copy vs. Move 8-24 Good CM Design Practices 8-24 Procedures: Configuring an Example Cluster 8-25 Summary of GUI Options for Using CM Settings Other Than the Cluster Default 8-26 Setup and Configuration Questions 8-27 General Questions 8-28 Network Questions 8-28 Planning and Configuration 8-29 APPENDIX A AsyncOS Quick Reference Guide A-1 APPENDIX B Accessing the Appliance B-1 FTP Access B-1 Secure Copy (scp) Access B-4 Accessing via a Serial Connection B-5 I NDEX Cisco <strong>IronPort</strong> AsyncOS 7.6 for Email Advanced Configuration Guide Contents xv
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