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Using VSX with Multi-Domain Security Management
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Note - You must always define the first Multi-Domain Server as the
primary Multi-Domain Server. Each additional Multi-Domain
Servermust be defined as a secondary Multi-Domain Server. To define
a Multi-Domain Server as a secondary station, respond 'no' to the
prompt "Are you installing the Primary Multi-Domain
Server [yes/no]?" during the initial configuration process. Once
you complete the initial configuration, you cannot change this
definition.
4. Run the mdsstart command to start the Multi-Domain Server.
5. Install the VSX management add-on for Security Management/Multi-Domain Security Management as
described in the High End Security Product Suite Getting Started Administration Guide.
6. Run the SmartDomain Manager and log in. The primary SmartDomain Manager and previously defined
SmartDomain Managers appear.
Defining an Additional Multi-Domain Server in the
SmartDomain Manager
To add another Multi-Domain Server to your deployment:
1. In Multi-Domain Server Contents view, right click the Multi-Domain Security Management line and
select Add New Multi Domain Server from the option menu. The Multi Domain Server Configuration
window appears.
2. Provide the following information on the General tab as required:
 Multi-Domain Server Name: Text string containing only alphanumeric characters and the
underscore character
 IP Address: Routable IP address for the Multi-Domain Server management interface
 Domain Management Server IP Address Range: Optionally specify the first and last IP addresses
in the range from which Multi-Domain Security Management assigns virtual IP address for newly
defined Domain Management Servers. These addresses must be routable and unique (i.e. not used
on other Multi-Domain Server machines).