10.1.3  
Resource Management (HiPath 5000 RSM/AllServe) 
 


Settings | Netwide data | Resource Management
 
Resource management enables you to manage the resources (MOH/Conference) in a network system. If a network system includes individual communication systems or groups of communication systems that are linked via a WAN, there may not be enough bandwidth available to allow the use of the conference resources in one WAN segment, for example, by a communication system in another WAN segment. In such cases, resource management can be used to build groups which then use only the resources in their own WAN segment and do not access the resources in another WAN segment. If all the communication systems in the network are linked via a WAN, then resource management has no practical use.

10.1.3.1  
Table 
When a network CDB is loaded, all system CDBs associated with the network CDB are shown in the table.

Node IP address column  
Shows the HIP IP addresses of all nodes included in the network CDB.
In an IP network, the supply of IP addresses is not supported here.

Node ID column  
Shows the IDs of the corresponding nodes.

CDB Name column  
Shows the file name of the corresponding system CDB (node).

WAN 1, ... WAN 5  
Under WAN1 to WAN 5 you can specify how the individual nodes should mutually use their resources. You can assign up to 5 groups (WAN segments) to each node. For each node, you can specify to which group it should belong and thus from which node it should use the resources. If a node is not assigned to any group, only the resources within the node itself can be used for that node. In order to use the resource management for a node, the node must be assigned to at least 2 WAN segments.

See also:  
   -   Section 10.1 "Settings | Netwide Data"
   -   Section 10.1.1 "Stations - Netwide Data"
   -   Section 10.1.2 "Netwide Data"

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