When configuring Entrust nShield for high availability, add a nethsm_imports section like the following.
[nethsm_imports]# Start of the nethsm_imports section# The HSMs that the hardserver should import. Note that the limits listed here# must be at least as strict as the HSM's own configuration, or the HSM will# reject attempts to connect with ServerAccessDenied.# Each entry has the following fields:## New module number to assign to the imported nethsm, or 0 to use the next# unassigned module number. (default=0)# local_module=INTlocal_module=0# Network address of the HSM# remote_ip=ADDRremote_ip=10.11.55.16## Port to connect to on the HSM# remote_port=PORTremote_port=9004# ESN of the HSM to import# remote_esn=ESNremote_esn=6548-7CA3-C155# The hash of the key that the HSM should authenticate themselves with. If set# to forty zeroes, key authentication is not performed (NOT RECOMMENDED).# keyhash=KEYHASHkeyhash=e40c676c515da4dff1a29a9504b7d7747cfde2a3# Whether to make a privileged connection to the HSM (default=0)# privileged=INTprivileged=0# Whether to use high-numbered ports for privileged connections (default=0)# privileged_use_high_port=INTprivileged_use_high_port=0# ESN of this client's nToken# ntoken_esn=ESNntoken_esn=