Configuring the core group bridge service

The core group bridge service can be configured to establish communication between core groups. A core group is a statically defined component of the high availability manager. To configure communication between core groups, use an access point group. An access point group is a collection of core groups that communicate with each other.

Before you begin

Before you configure a core group bridge service, become familiar with the content of the following topics:
  • Core groups, which describes the functionality of a core group.
  • Creating a new core group (high availability domain), which describes how to configure a core group.
  • Configuring communication between core groups that are in the same cell, which describes how to configure communication between core groups that are in the same cell.
  • Creating advanced core group bridge configurations, which describes how to configure two or more core groups, such that the members of each core group can communicate with the members of the other core groups, even if one or more of the other core groups resides outside of a firewall.

About this task

You must configure the core group bridge service whenever two or more core groups are configured in the same cell. You must also configure the core group bridge if you need to share traffic among core groups that are in different cells. Configure the core group bridge to communicate between cells only when the service is required by another product component. By configuring the core group bridge service, the availability status of the servers in each core group is shared among all the configured core groups. You can configure core groups to communicate in the following ways:

Procedure

Results

Multiple core groups can communicate with each other.

What to do next

Continue configuring the high availability environment.

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