Multi-Domain Server - Multi-Domain

What can I do here?

Use this window to define the server type and a range of valid IPv4 addresses.

Settings and Parameters:

• Server Type - Select Management for a Multi-Domain Server or Logging a Multi-Domain Log Servers.
• IP Range - Enter a range of valid IP addresses that can assigned automatically to new Domain Management Servers.

Getting Here - SmartConsole for Multi-Domain Server> Multi Domain > New > Multi-Domain Server > Multi-Domain page Or: SmartConsole for Multi-Domain Server > Multi Domain > New > Multi-Domain Log Servers > Multi-Domain page

Configuring Automatic Domain IP Address Assignment

You can configure a Multi-Domain Server to assign an IP address to Domain Management Servers managed by this Multi-Domain Server from a predefined pool of IP addresses. This makes sure that the assigned IP address is not in use by other Multi-Domain Servers or Domain Management Servers.

To configure a Multi-Domain Server to assign IP addresses to Domain Management Servers:

1. In the Multi-Domain view, right-click a Multi-Domain Server and select Edit.

   The Multi-Domain Server window opens.

2. From the navigation tree, select Multi-Domain.
3. In the IP Range section, enter the first and last IP address in the range.
4. Click OK.

Configuring Security Gateways to Send Logs to a Log Server

Logs are not automatically forwarded to a Log Server. You must manually configure each relevant Security Gateway to send its logs to the new Domain Log Server.

To configure Domain gateways to send logs to a Log Server:

1. Connect to the applicable Domain Management Server with SmartConsole, and then double-click the applicable Security Gateway.
2. In the Logs section, select the new Log Server from the list.

   You can delete or ignore other Log Servers in the list as necessary.

3. Click OK.
4. Configure other log settings as applicable.
5. Install Policy on the applicable Security Gateways.
6. Install the database on the Log Servers.