Select a cluster, then select Configure.
Alternatively, you can access this option from the dashboard by clicking Actions > Configure.
A configuration wizard is available to modify the required configuration settings.
Configuration: This is a view-only page displaying details of the Master IP address and port.
Policies: View or modify Quorum triggers, Notifications, and Log level details.
Priorities: Choose one of these methods to change the load order (from highest priority to lowest priority) of a resource compared to other cluster resources on the same node:
Arrows: Click the up-arrow or down-arrow adjacent to each resource.
Drag: Drag the resource to modify the load order.
Protocols: View or modify protocol settings such as Heartbeat, Master watchdog, Maximum re-transmits, Tolerance, and Slave watchdog.
RME groups: Select the resources that must not be assigned to the same node simultaneously.
BCC: Use toggle switch to enable Business Continuity Clustering option to add, delete, and modify the resource replacement scripts parameters such as Search value, Replacement value, Description, and Use regex option.
Auto failover is available only when BCC is enabled. Use toggle switch to manage the failover of resources from one cluster to another.
WARNING:Auto failover is disabled by default and is not recommended, because it can result in false failovers. False failovers can occur when an extremely high quality site-to-site infrastructure does not exist. It should only be enabled after a thorough examination and review of your network and geographic site infrastructure.
Enabling auto failover allows you to add, delete, and modify the parameters of Membership monitoring, Failover policy, and Health monitoring.
Summary: Displays a summary of the modified configuration. Review it and click Finish.
The dashboard refreshes, and the updated data is displayed.