Setting Up the RUCKUS Network Director Cluster

Setting up the RND cluster consists of the following steps:

In this section:

  1. Logging In to the RUCKUS Network Director Console
  2. Setting Up the Network
  3. Setting Up the Primary RND Node
  4. Setting Up the Secondary RND Node
  5. Resetting the Network
    You can modify or reset the network settings after the RND system has been installed and is operational. This allows you to update the system’s network parameters, particularly the IP address, without requiring a full reinstallation or manual intervention outside the RND CLI environment. The network settings can be dynamically reconfigured to adapt to changes in the deployment environment, ensuring continued connectivity and system operation with minimal disruption. To perform the network reset, you can use the system reset-network command available in the RND CLI.
  6. Cluster Nodes and High Availability
    RUCKUS Network Director offers a comprehensive High Availability (HA) solution (DB replication) with near real-time database sync-up between RND nodes. HA clusters are used for failover, load balancing, and backup purposes.
  7. Network Latency Requirement Between RND Nodes
    A fast and reliable network is important for performance in a distributed system. Low latency helps ensure that nodes can communicate easily, while high bandwidth helps shared movement and recovery.
Parent topic: Installing RUCKUS Network Director