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RISKFILTER SYSTEM MANAGEMENT CONSOLE
The RiskFilter Tab
4Click Apply Schedule. If you want to perform an immediate backup of your files, click Backup Now. View these files in the Backup Files on Appliance section:
Figure 5 - 24 The Backup Files on Appliance section
5Enter the path to the backup file into the field or click Browse to navigate to it. You can use this to restore your settings to the RiskFilter System Management Console server.
6Click Restore.
RISKFILTER CLUSTER WIZARD
The RiskFilter Cluster Wizard provides a way to synchronize several RisKFilter appliances with a single policy. It also allows for a single administration interface and logging storage center. Once a RiskFilter cluster is configured, you will need to set up load balancing for the mail processing nodes in the cluster. The appliance can be configured into three modes:
•Master – A server that gathers all logging information, the master may or may not process spam.
•Slave – A server that processes
•Original configuration – The configuration that is in place before you make any changes to RiskFilter. To use the Cluster wizard:
1 Click the RiskFilter Cluster Wizard module in the RiskFilter tab.
2 Choose a running mode from the list box then click Start.
3 The wizard will ask you for specific information, depending on what type of mode you have asked for:
•Configure Slave – You will be asked to specify:
–Slave IP – the IP address of the slave. This machine must bind to an interface on this RiskFilter appliance.
–Master IP – the IP address of the master server to report to.
•Configure Master – You will be asked to specify:
–Master IP – the IP address of the master server. This machine must bind to an interface on this RiskFilter appliance.
–Slave IPs – the list of slave IPs that will be reporting to this master.
–Master processes
•Restore Original Configuration – restores the configuration that was in existence before you configured this machine to be a Master or Slave.
4Click Complete.
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