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Chapter 14: Secure Mobility® MatriX
b)
c)
Warning: Do not configure the IP virtual address to match the BSC's physical managed
interface; if you do, the BSC will be unreachable after restart.
d)
e)
f)
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Figure 14-18: Defining LSG Member Settings
Select a weight (1 to 5) from the Weight drop-down menu to assign the LSG
member.
A low weight (e.g. 1) means that the LSG member is less likely to be selected to
service client traffic.A high weight means the LSG member is more likely to be
selected.
Enter the Load Sharing IP virtual address to assign the LSG member's managed
interface in the Managed side virtual address field.
This address should not match the IP address you have configured for the BSC's
physical managed interface (eth1), but it must be on the same subnet as the
BSC's physical managed interface (eth1).
For example, if the configured managed port physical address is 192.168.0.1/
24, then you could configure the Load Sharing IP virtual address to be
192.168.0.2, or 192.168.0.11, but not 192.168.1.1.
Enter a subnet mask in the Managed side netmask to specify the bits in the Load
Sharing IP address that correspond to network address and those that
correspond to the subnet portion. This netmask must be set the same as the
physical managed port's netmask, since they both must be in the same subnet.
Enter the Load Sharing IP virtual address to assign the LSG member's protected
interface in the Protected side virtual address field.
This address should not match the IP address you have configured for the BSC's
physical protected interface (eth0), but it must be on the same subnet as the
BSC's physical protected interface (eth0).
If the LSG member is communicating over VLANs on the managed side, the
VLANs will appear in the list of configurable interfaces. You must configure
virtual IP addresses for all VLANs:
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Enter the Load Sharing IP virtual address to assign the LSG member's
managed VLAN interface in the Managed side virtual address field.
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