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FSC group import multisite routing configuration

This configuration illustrates how to import an FSC group from a remote FMS site over a LAN or WAN network. Primary configuration file (FSC_HOME/fmsmaster_fscid.xml) Use the localfscgroup element to express routes between two sites. With this element, you can express multisite routing configuration without exposing the entire network topology of the remote site. Only the gateway FSCs in the remote site need be known by the local site. This file is configured similar to the previous examples. See the FSC_HOME/fmsmaster.xml.template file for all available elements. The key points of this configuration's configuration file are: fscgroupimport element The fscgroupimport element defines routes to FSCs in a remote site. This element allows you to define routes to a remote site based on the originating local fscgroup. The fscgroupimport contains defaultfsc elements, which define the remote FSC address or ID, transport mode and priority for the route. Using fscgroupimport elements, a site can express multisite routing configurations without exposing their entire network topology. Only the gateway FSCs in the remote site need be known by the local site. defaultfsc element The fscgroupimport elements contains defaultfsc elements, which can define the remote FSC address or ID, transport mode and priority for the route. Using this element, a site can define a route to a geographically close FSC in the remote site which makes sense for the local site's group. wan transport attribute The wan attribute allows you to direct remote traffic via the WAN transport mode. Use this attribute to configure WAN routes between geographically distant sites. Copy

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