You must connect two servers ethernet port with each other to enable duplication network.
Following is an example of a duplication network where ethernet ports are connected between two servers:
Figure: Duplication network
Login to the KVM Cockpit web console as custadm in the following format: https://<IP address or FQDN of KVM host>:9090
For administration actions, on top-right of the window, click Limited access button.
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The button changes to Administrative access.
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Warning:
Administrative access is equivalent to root access. Be careful when you change the settings!
Go to SystemNetworkingInterfaces and click on the name of the duplication interface.
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For ASP R6.x (R660xs), the duplication interface name will be eno12429.
For ASP R6.x (R640), the duplication interface name will be eno4.
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In the Interfaces window, ensure that the duplication interface shows Inactive in the Sending column.
In the associated Unmanaged interfaces window, the macvtap[n] entry does NOT have an IP address but shows Sending/Receiving. Note that the macvtap[n] name will increment by one on every reboot.
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Note:
Do NOT assign any IP address to the duplication interface in Cockpit. The example below is from an ASP R6.x (Dell R660xs).
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On top right corner of the Network interface window, enable the toggle button.
In the Network interface window, ensure that the interface status and IPv4 address appears.
In the Interfaces window, ensure that the interface is assigned with the configured duplication IPv4 address.