The primary node pushes all VM settings to the secondary nodes, which enable auto synchronization within VM clusters.
Adding nodes in a hybrid cluster scenario
In a cluster, ATD-3000, ATD-3100, ATD-6000, and ATD-6100 are all treated as different appliances. For example, a cluster with only ATD-3000 and ATD-3100 is considered a hybrid cluster. Similarly, a cluster with ATD-6000 and ATD-6100 is considered a hybrid cluster.
Scenario | Outcome |
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Add an ATD-3000 or ATD-3100 or ATD-3200 to a cluster with ATD-6000 or ATD-6100 or ATD-6200 as primary node, with more than 30 VMs | Intelligent Sandbox notifies you to decrease the licenses in ATD-6000 or ATD-6100 or ATD-6200 primary node before you can add the secondary node. |
Add an ATD-6000 or ATD-6100 node with more than 30 VMs to a cluster with an ATD-3000 or ATD-3100 primary node | Intelligent Sandbox successfully adds the node to the cluster, and secondary node VMs are deleted. |
Primary node upgrade in a hybrid cluster scenario
Scenario | Outcome |
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Upgrade ATD-6000 or ATD-6100 primary node with more than 30 VMs and one ATD-3000 or ATD-3100 secondary node. | Intelligent Sandbox notifies you to decrease the VM licenses in ATD-6000 or ATD-6100 to 30 or less. When you fail to decrease the number of licenses, synchronization causes the VM creation process to fail in ATD-3000 or ATD-3100 nodes. |
Upgrade ATD-3000 or ATD-3100 or ATD-3200 primary node and ATD-6000 or ATD-6100 or ATD-6200 secondary node with more than 30 VMs | Intelligent Sandbox successfully completes upgrade. When the synchronization process completes, you must delete the additional secondary ATD-6000 or ATD-6100 or ATD-6200 nodes. |
Configuration | Definition |
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Synchronized | Intelligent Sandbox automatically synchronizes these settings between all nodes:
On the secondary and backup nodes, Intelligent Sandbox disables the web interface settings. |
Unsynchronized | If you want to change the following settings, you must change them on each individual node:
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