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High Availability Theoretical Basics - Schneider Electric

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<strong>High</strong> <strong>Availability</strong> with Collaborative Control System<br />

The new release of TCSESM ConneXium switches allows better performance of<br />

RSTP management with a detection time of 15 ms and a propagation time of 15 ms<br />

for each switch. Considering a 6 switches configuration, the recovery time is about<br />

105 ms.<br />

HIPER-Ring (Version 1)<br />

Version 1 of the HIPER-Ring networking strategy has been available for<br />

approximately 10 years. It applies to a Self Healing Ring networking layout.<br />

Such a ring structure may include up to 50 switches. It typically features a<br />

reconfiguration delay of 150 milliseconds 2 and a maximum time of 500 ms. As a result,<br />

in case of an issue occurring on a link cable or on one of the switches populating the<br />

ring, the network will take about 150 ms to detect this event, and cause the<br />

Redundancy Manager switch to close the loop.<br />

Note: The Redundancy Manager switch is said to be active when it opens the<br />

network.<br />

HIPER-Ring Version 2 (MRP)<br />

Note: If recovery time of 500 ms is acceptable, then no switch redundancy<br />

configuration is needed only dip switches have to be set up.<br />

2 When configuring a Connexium TCS ESM switch for HIPER-Ring V1, the user is asked to choose<br />

between a maximum Standard Recovery Time, which is 500 ms, and a maximum Accelerated Recovery<br />

Time, which is 300 ms.<br />

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