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2.
Define an IP interface on the switch.
The switch must have an IP route to all of the real servers that receive Web switching services.
For SLB, the switch uses this path to determine the level of TCP/IP reach of the real servers.
To configure an IP interface for this example, enter these commands from the CLI:
>> # /cfg/ip/if 1
>> IP Interface 1# addr 200.200.200.100
>> IP Interface 1# ena
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same subnet. This example assumes that all ports and IP interfaces use default VLAN 1,
requiring no special VLAN configuration for the ports or IP interface.
3.
Define each real server.
For each real server, you must assign a real server number, specify its actual IP address, and
enable the real server. For example:
>> IP Interface 1# /cfg/slb/real 1
>> Real server 1# rip 200.200.200.2
>> Real server 1# ena
>> Real server 1# ../real 2
>> Real server 2# rip 200.200.200.3
>> Real server 2# ena
>> Real server 2# ../real 3
>> Real server 3# rip 200.200.200.4
>> Real server 3# ena
4.
Define a real server group and add the three real servers to the service group.
>> Real server 3# /cfg/slb/group 1
>> Real server group 1# add 1
>> Real server group 1# add 2
>> Real server group 1# add 3
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The IP interface and the real servers must belong to the same VLAN, if they are in the
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(Select IP interface 1)
(Assign IP address for the interface)
(Enable IP interface 1)
(Server A is real server 1)
(Assign Server A IP address)
(Enable real server 1)
(Server B is real server 2)
(Assign Server B IP address)
(Enable real server 2)
(Server C is real server 3)
(Assign Server C IP address)
(Enable real server 3)
(Select real server group 1)
(Add real server 1 to group 1)
(Add real server 2 to group 1)
(Add real server 3 to group 1)
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