You would configure the LMS-IP as the ip address of the 9004 and the backup lms-ip as the VRRP ip address of the 7210 cluster. A drawback of that approach is that any disruption of connectivity would lead to having APs end up on the cluster, which could be a management headache. If outages do not occur that often, don't both with pointing APs at a second controller for redundancy: make a local cluster, instead.
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Original Message:
Sent: Jun 15, 2021 07:46 PM
From: Paulo Pinto
Subject: Mobility Master and Mobility controller Redundancy
Hello,
I have a Mobility Master and two 7210 Mobility controllers in cluster at a Datacenter with L3 communication to site A, on a site A I have an 9004 controller where my APs register, the 9004 is controlled by the MM and I want to provide redundancy to the Local APs when something appends to the 9004 they can register to the 7210 cluster.
Who can I do this config?
Awaiting feedback.
Best Regards.
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Paulo Pinto
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