Routing FSCs between sites

You can define routes to a remote site based on the originating local fscgroup using WAN or LAN transport modes. This allows you to express multisite routing configuration information without exposing your entire network topology. Only the gateway FSCs in the remote site need to be known to the local site. Use this method to define routes to a geographically close FSC in a remote site. In the following example, routes between geographically close groups are expressed using a priority scheme. (WAN routes can be used between geographically distant sites.) Use the fscgroupimport XML element (in the fmsmaster_fscid.xml file) to define routes to a remote site based on your local FSC group information. Within this XML element, use the defaultfsc attribute to define the remote FSC address, ID, transport mode and priority for the route. In the following example code, fscgroupimport defines routes to FSCs in a remote site for FSCs coming from a locally defined fscgroup. Copy