Configuring Proxy Ip Addresses - Nortel Web OS Switch Software Application Manual

Configuring Proxy IP Addresses

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configured with switch port 6 connecting to the default gateway and real server 3 represents
the remote server in Denver.
The following commands are used at Site 1 in California to configure the proxy IP address for
the remote server in Denver:
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be configured with a unique proxy IP address prior to enabling Virtual Matrix Architecture
(VMA). Once they are configured, proxy IP addresses not in use can be disabled.
>> # /cfg/slb/port 6
>> SLB port 6# pip 200.200.200.4
>> SLB port 6# proxy enable
>> SLB port 6 ../real 1/proxy disable
>> Real server 1# ../real 2/proxy disable
>> Real server 2# ../real 3/proxy enable
>> Real server 3# apply
>> Real server 3# save
If you want to configure proxy IP addresses on Site 2, the following commands are issued on
the Denver switch:
>> # /cfg/slb/port 5
>> SLB port 5# pip 174.14.17.4
>> SLB port 5# proxy enable
>> SLB port 5# ../real 1/proxy disable
>> Real server 1# ../real 2/proxy disable
>> Real server 2# ../real 3/proxy enable
>> Real server 3# apply
>> Real server 3# save
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If any port is configured with a proxy IP address, then all ports (except port 9) must
page 294 and Figure 12-4, the switch at Site 1 in California is
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(Select port to default gateway)
(Set unique proxy IP address)
(Enable proxy for switch port 6)
(Disable local real server proxy)
(Disable proxy for local server)
(Enable proxy for remote server)
(Apply configuration changes)
(Save configuration changes)
(Select port to default gateway
(Set unique proxy IP address)
(Enable proxy for switch port 5)
(Disable local real server proxy)
(Disable local real server proxy)
(Enable proxy for remote server)
(Apply configuration changes)
(Save configuration changes)
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