Users Guide

22 Setting Up the DX Object Storage Platform
• Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) options
• Setting persistent cluster settings
• Storing configuration files
For more information about these options, see the Cluster Services Node
Installation and Configuration Guide at support.dell.com/manuals.
NOTE: Use the Cluster Services Console for normal management and
configuration. Only experienced administrators should use the configuration files
for advanced configurations, described in the DX Object Storage Advanced
Administration Guide and the DX Object Storage Content Router Setup and
Configuration Guide. Contact your account team for professional services
consulting on advanced configurations.
DX Content Router services are not automatically configured. To enable
replication to remote clusters, publisher, and subscriber services, DX Content
Router services must be configured through the DX Cluster Services console.
For information about configuring DX Content Router services, see the
Cluster Services Installation and Configuration Guide at
support.dell.com/manuals.
For a complete list of reference documents, see "Additional References" on
page 49.
DX Content Router Rules Configurator
The DX Content Router Rules Configurator (CRRC) is a Java based
application that helps you configure the rules used by the Publisher Service
running on the DX Content Router. You can use this tool to generate the
rules.xml file to enable compression. CRRC allows you to manage XML-
based rule sets without requiring XML specific knowledge.
NOTE: You can manually copy a rules.xml sample file from the storage
compression node that is preconfigured for compression (Fast and Best channels,
not cluster-level compression). For more information on configuring the DX Content
Router manually instead of using the CRRC, see "Configuring DX Content Router" in
the DX Storage Compression Software Administrator's Guide at
support.dell.com/manuals.
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