Vortex Link User Guide

• 1. What is Vortex Link ?
• 2. How do Vortex Link works?
  • 2.1. Discovery
  • 2.2. Routing
• 3. How to deploy and configure Vortex Link?
  • 3.1. Device-to-Device & Device-to-Link
  • 3.2. LAN to LAN
  • 3.3. Indirect LAN to LAN
• 4. The Vortex Link service
  • 4.1. Vortex Link capabilities
  • 4.2. Running a Vortex Link service
  • 4.3. Configuring the Vortex Link service
  • 4.4. Vortex Link service configuration properties
  • 4.5. Files locations
  • 4.6. Vortex Link service advanced configuration
• 5. Selective Routing
  • 5.1. Specific case of Vortex Link as an intermediate routing point
• 6. DDS-Security
  • 6.1. Limitations
• 7. Boundary Security
  • 7.1. The Concept
  • 7.2. Authentication and Cryptography Configuration
  • 7.3. Access-Control Configuration
  • 7.4. Limitations
  • 7.5. Example
• 8. Load balancing & Fault tolerance
  • 8.1. Redundancy
  • 8.2. Clusters & Cluster ID
  • 8.3. Load balancing plugins
  • 8.4. Fault tolerance
• 9. Logging
• 10. Locators
  • 10.1. Locators & locator list
  • 10.2. Locators group
• 11. Detailed Examples
  • 11.1. Device to Device
  • 11.2. Device to Device & Device to Link
  • 11.3. LAN to LAN (I can deploy on my Firewall/NAT)
  • 11.4. LAN to LAN (I can’t deploy on my Firewall/NAT but can configure it)
  • 11.5. Indirect LAN to LAN (I can’t deploy on my Firewall/NAT and can’t configure it)
  • 11.6. LAN to LAN + Internet devices (no cloud)
  • 11.7. LAN to LAN + Internet devices (with public cloud)
• 12. The Command Line Tool
  • 12.1. Commands
  • 12.2. Examples
• 13. Troubleshooting
• 14. Contacts & Notices
  • 14.1. Contacts
  • 14.2. Notices