The Example Company has a multi-site IP Office Select network. Their primary server is located in London, the secondary server is located in Paris, and they have a third site with an expansion server located in Berlin. The Berlin site also supports a number of physically located in Luxembourg.

The resiliency administration wizard was used to configure resilience between the primary (London) and secondary (Paris) and from the expansion (Berlin) to the primary (London). However, the company wants those extensions located in Luxembourg to failover to the secondary (Paris) server rather than the primary (London). To achieve that:

1. At the solution configuration level, location records were created for London, Berlin, Luxembourg and Paris.

2. The location setting of each system was set as appropriate (London, Berlin and Paris).

3. In the configuration of the expansion system (Berlin) was adjusted as follows:

   1. The location settings of the expansion system's IP Office lines were set to match their destination systems.

   2. On the line to the secondary server (Paris), the Supports Resilience option was enabled.

   3. In the system's copy of the Luxembourg location, the Fallback Server was set to the line to the secondary server (Paris).

   4. For the extensions in Luxembourg, the Location was set to Luxembourg.