Chapter 4 Connectivity Management
4.2 Host Group Management
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The following table shows the host response after new hosts are added.
■ Example of changing the host response when adding a host to an existing host group
When a host "Host_3" is added to the existing host group "Host_G3" (host response: HR_1), the host response
is changed as follows:
The following table shows the host response after new hosts are added.
Host group (Host response) Member host Host response that is allocated to the host
Host_G1 (HR_1)
Host-1 HR_1
Host-2 HR_1
Host_G2 (HR_1)
Host-2 HR_1
Host-3 HR_1
Host_G3 (HR_1)
Host-3 HR_1
Host-4 HR_1
Host group (Host response) Member host Host response that is allocated to the host
Host_G1 (Default)
Host-1 Default
Host-2 Default
Host_G2 (Default)
Host-2 Default
Host-3 Default
Host_G3 (HR_1) Host-4 HR_1
1. The host response for Host-3 is changed from "Default" to "HR_1" (the host response for Host_G3).
2. Since the host response for Host-3 is changed, the host response for Host_G2 to which Host-3 belongs is also
changed from "Default" to "HR_1".
(The host response for Host_2, which is the member host of Host_G2, is changed from "Default" to "HR_1".)
3. Since the host response for Host-2 is changed, the host response for Host_G1 to which Host-2 belongs is also
changed from "Default" to "HR_1".
(The host response for Host_1, which is the member host of Host_G1, is changed from "Default" to "HR_1".)
Host group (Host response) Member host Host response that is allocated to the host
Host_G1 (HR_1)
Host-1 HR_1
Host-2 HR_1
Host_G2 (HR_1)
Host-2 HR_1
Host-3 HR_1
Host_G3 (HR_1)
Host-3 HR_1
Host-4 HR_1
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