Lancom Systems WLC High Availability Clustering XL Option Network management

Central management and convenient configuration alignment of several WLAN controller or central site VPN gateways

- Comfortable administration of cluster devices like one single device - even at networks across locations.
- Allows the grouping of up to 10 WLAN controllers and central site VPN gateways to one device cluster
- Available as LANCOM WLC Clustering XL Option for the LANCOM WLC-4025+ and the LANCOM WLC-4100 and as LANCOM VPN Clustering XL Option for the Central Site VPN Gateways LANCOM 7100+ VPN and LANCOM 9100+ VPN
- As of LCOS version 9.10

The option for high-availability scenarios
Group several WLAN controllers or central site VPN gateways to a high-availability cluster! With the LANCOM High Availability Clustering Options you can combine several devices to one cluster. As a consequence, there are many advantages like the central management and convenient configuration alignment (Config Sync) of all cluster devices. This is particularly beneficial for setting up intelligent backup scenarios since only one WLAN controller or central site VPN gateway has to be configured – an enormous time saver for administrators. Furthermore, you benefit from an automatic load balancing and the enrollment of cluster certificates.

LANCOM WLC High Availability Clustering XL Option

This software option allows multiple WLCs to be grouped into a highly-available cluster. In this way, configuration changes, features and enhancements made on one WLC are automatically transferred between the other WLCs in the cluster, without having to make manual changes on each individual device. Common parameters in a cluster (e.g. WLAN profiles or AP tables) remain synchronized, individual parameters (such as the IP address of the WLC) are not exchanged.

LANCOM VPN High Availability Clustering XL Option

This option allows multiple central-site VPN gateways to be grouped into a cluster. In this way, configuration changes, features and enhancements made on one central-site VPN gateway are automatically transferred between the cluster devices, without having to make manual changes on each individual device. Common parameters in a cluster (e.g. VPN user database, firewall) remain synchronized, individual parameters (such as the IP address) are not exchanged.