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4.
Set the health check type for the real server group to ICMP.
>> Real server group 1# health icmp
5.
Set the load-balancing metric for the real server group to hash.
>> Real server group 1# metric hash
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Enable server load balancing on the switch.
>> Real server group 1# /cfg/slb/on
7.
Configure ports 2 and 3, which are connected to the clean-side of the firewalls, for client
processing.
>> Real server group 1# ../port 2/client ena(Enable client processing on port 2)
>> SLB port 2# ../port 3/client ena
>> SLB port 3# apply
>> SLB port 3# save
8.
Configure the virtual server that will load balance the real servers.
>> SLB port 3# ../virt 100
>> Virtual Server 100# vip 20.1.1.10
>> Virtual Server 100# ena
9.
Configure the real servers to which traffic will be load-balanced.
These are the real servers on the network.
>> Real server group 1# /cfg/slb/real/2
>> Real server 2 # rip 20.1.1.2
>> Real server 2 # ena
>> Real server 2 # ../real 3
>> Real server 3 # rip 20.1.1.3
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The clean-side Web switch must use the same metric as defined on the dirty side.
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(Select ICMP as health check type)
(Select SLB hash metric for group 1)
(Enable client processing on port 3)
(Apply the configuration)
(Save the configuration)
(Configure virtual server 100)
(Assign virtual server 100 IP address)
(Enable the virtual server)
(Select real server 2)
(Assign real server 2 IP address)
(Enable real server 2)
(Select real server 3)
(Assign real server 3 IP address)
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