Failover Group Domain Mapping

Last Updated : Jan 18, 2013 |

A Failover Group is a group of two active Session Manager instances that are interconnected to ensure high availability of Session Manager services. Route pattern and Failover Group domain mapping are used for call preservation during a network outage. You can enter up to 9 domains in the Failover Group Domain Mapping table.

For more information on call preservation administration, see Call Preservation Feature Description and Administration Guide.

Example command: display failover-grp-domain-map

Domain

Valid Entry

Usage

A fully qualified domain name

You must type the same primary and the inverse failover group domain names, which you have already set on the Session Manager Failover Group screen. For example, if you have set the Failover Group Domain names on the Session Manager Failover Group screen as SM1-SM2.company.com (primary domain name) and SM1-SM2-inverse. company.com (inverse domain name), must set the Failover Group Domain names on the Communication Manager Failover Group screen as the same.

The maximum length of the field is 64 characters.

Note:

If you enter a domain name, specify Route Pattern. If you set the Domain field to blank, set Route Pattern to blank.

blank

This is the default.

Route Pattern

Valid Entry

Usage

1–2000

If you are using the Avaya supported server, you can enter 1999 possible route patterns. You must set the same route pattern in the order you defined on the Session Manager Failover Group screen. For example, if you have set the SM2 as first Session Manager and SM1 as secondary Session Manager in the route pattern list, on the Communication Manager Failover Group screen, the route pattern must have the trunk group that is associated to SM2 listed first and the trunk for SM1 listed second.

You must set the Group Type field on the Trunk Group and the Signaling Group screens to sip and set the Peer Server field on the Signaling Group screen to SM for the referenced route number.

For the Avaya supported servers, see Avaya Aura® Communication Manager Hardware Description and Reference.

Note:

If you enter Route Pattern, do not set the Domain field to blank.

blank

This is the default.