You can disable BDDS network redundancy when adding or replacing a server in the Address Manager user interface.
However, you must first disable bonding from the BDDS Administration Console and remove the DNS/DHCP Server from Address Manager control before completing the operation from the Address Manager user interface.
You can disable network redundancy when adding an DNS/DHCP Server that previously had network
redundancy enabled, or you can disable network redundancy on an active DNS/DHCP Server by first
disabling the server, then disabling redundancy when replacing the server.
Note: Disabling redundancy may require re-wiring of your network
switch. BlueCat strongly recommends
scheduling a maintenance window for any changes to network
redundancy/port bonding.
Attention: When disabling
Active/Active NIC bonding, you must first disable the 802.3ad
mode from the network switch, then disable
bonding from the Administration Console. This protects against
loss of connectivity with the DNS/DHCP Server.