If you need the channel to run always in a specific system, then you will need to install a non-central adapter engine. Then, when configuring the communication channel, there is an attribute called "Adapter Engine" (right below the Transport/Message protocol parameters) which you can choose where to run the communication channel. Choose the non-central adapter engine configured and it will always run on that instance (and only on it).
Otherwise, if you just need to prevent the communication channel from running on more than one node, this is already done by default on PI7.1 versions:
"For polling sender communication channels (File/FTP, JDBC) the
processing is active only on one server node in 7.10. In failover
situations the processing is moved to the other server node."
> note 1079478 - Using a J2EE Cluster in the PI 7.10 environment
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