Radware Alteon Application Manual page 653

2. Add HTTP and FTP services for the virtual server.
>> # /cfg/slb/virt 2
>> Virtual 1 Server 2# service 80
>> Virtual 1 Server 2 HTTP Service# group 3
>> Virtual 1 Server 2 HTTP Service#...
>> Virtual 1 Server 2# service ftp
>> Virtual 1 Server 2 ftp Service# group 3
Note: Repeat Step 5a—Configure the Virtual Server IP Address and the Services for ISP 1,
page 652 and Step 5b—Configure the VIrtual Server IP Address and the Services for ISP 2,
page 652 for virtual server 3 and 4, and add group 4 for each of the services. This allows inbound
traffic to access SLB servers hosting the XYZ.com.
Step 6—Configure Alteon as a Domain Name Server
This steps involves configuring the domain record name and mapping the virtual server and real
server (ISP router) for each WAN link.
drecord 1: abc.com
entry 1 : VIP 1 and Real 1 (for ISP 1)
entry 2 : VIP 2 and Real 2 (for ISP 2)
drecord 2: xyz.com
entry 1 : VIP 3 and Real 1 (for ISP 1)
entry 2 : VIP 4 and Real 2 (for ISP 2)
You must map the domain record, radware.com to each ISP. Each ISP has two parameters: a
virtual IP address and a real server IP address. The virtual IP address is used to respond to the DNS
query for the radware.com domain. The real server IP address is used to measure the ISP load and
ISP health. These commands map the two parameters to the ISP link.
1. Configure the domain record for abc.com.
>> # /cfg/slb/linklb/drecord 1
>> Domain Record 1# ena
>> Domain record 1# domain abc.com
Document ID: RDWR-ALOS-V2900_AG1302
Alteon Application Switch Operating System Application Guide
(Select the virtual server)
(Add the HTTP service)
(Add real server group)
(Go to the virtual server menu)
(Add the FTP service)
(Add real server group)
(Select the domain record menu)
(Enable the domain)
(Define the domain name)
WAN Link Load Balancing
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