TOI Author :: Jake Wallin

DMF 8.6 introduces a re-designed LAGs Page with an improved workflow and additional functionality.

For an active/standby cluster configuration, the user can reload or reboot the node. When the active node is reloaded or rebooted, the standby node becomes the new active node. When the user logs in to the Virtual IP of an active/standby cluster configuration, the user can reload or reboot the active node. The Virtual IP (VIP) logs in to the new active node without the user changing IP addresses. The new standby node will not have the reload or reboot functionality unless that node is directly logged into by the user.

While retaining all information from the previous version, the new policy page features a new layout and design and offers additional functionalities for easier viewing, monitoring, and troubleshooting of policies.