Cisco catalyst 6500 series Configuration Note page 9

Configuring Firewall Load Balancing
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C H A P T E R
Configuration Examples
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Understanding How Firewalls Work
Firewalls Types
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How the CSM Distributes Traffic to Firewalls
Supported Firewalls
Layer 3 Load Balancing to Firewalls
Types of Firewall Configurations
IP Reverse-Sticky for Firewalls
CSM Firewall Configurations
Fault-Tolerant CSM Firewall Configurations
Configuring Stealth Firewall Load Balancing
Stealth Firewall Configuration
Stealth Firewall Configuration Example
Configuring CSM A (Stealth Firewall Example)
Configuring CSM B (Stealth Firewall Example)
Configuring Regular Firewall Load Balancing
Packet Flow in a Regular Firewall Configuration
Regular Firewall Configuration Example
Configuring CSM A (Regular Firewall Example)
Configuring CSM B (Regular Firewall Example)
Configuring Reverse-Sticky for Firewalls
Understanding Reverse-Sticky for Firewalls
Configuring Reverse-Sticky for Firewalls
Configuring Stateful Firewall Connection Remapping
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Configuring Router Mode with the MSFC on the Client Side
Configuring Bridged Mode with the MSFC on the Client Side
Configuring Probes
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Configuring Source NAT for Server-Originated Connections to the VIP
Configuring Session Persistence (Stickiness)
Direct Access to Servers in Router Mode
Server-to-Server Load Balanced Connections
Route Health Injection
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Server Names
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Backup Server Farm
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Balancing Based on the Source IP Address
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Catalyst 6500 Series Content Switching Module Configuration Note
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