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Agent to multiple IP (servers) connections

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    fINT
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    Good day.
    I use Agent-to-Server connection in my configuration.
    Like here: https://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/How_to_configure_agent_to_server_connection.
    Office, where NetXMS server is located, have 2 internet channels from different ISP (and also 2 external IP addresses: IP1 and IP2).
    Is it possible to use both channels (as failover) in ServerConnection parameter in nxagentd.conf?
    When first (main) channel is down - agents connect to IP2, when it is up -agents connects to IP1.

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      Tursiops
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      You can have two ServerConnection parameters (these need to be on separate lines in your configuration), but they will not act as failover. They will both be live.
      I am not sure how the server will handle two connections from the same agent.

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        fINT
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        Thanks :).

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