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Chapter 5 Where to Go Next
Table 5-4 Cisco Content Services Switch Content Load-Balancing Configuration Guide (continued)
Chapter
Chapter 5, Source
Groups for Services
Chapter 6, Configuring
Loads for Services
Chapter 7, Configuring
Dynamic Feedback
Protocol for Server
Load Balancing
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Contents/Tasks
Overview of source groups and port mapping
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A source group configuration quick start
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Configuring a VIP address, service, and destination service
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Activating and suspending a source group
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Configuring port mapping including a starting port, number of ports in
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a port-map range, and a VIP address range, and disabling port mapping
Configuring source groups with ACLs, for FTP connections, and to
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allow servers to resolve domain names using the Internet
Displaying source group information and clearing counters
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• Overview of service loads
A relative load configuration quick start
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Configuring relative loads including global load reporting, load step,
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load threshold, and teardown and ageout timers.
Displaying global service loads
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An absolute load configuration quick start
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Configuring the absolute load calculation method including modifying
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and optimizing the absolute load scale, and setting the load variance
Displaying relative load statistics and absolute load calculation ranges
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Using ArrowPoint Content Awareness (ACA) load-balancing algorithm
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to balance traffic between a group of servers based on load and weight
Overview of Dynamic Feedback Protocol (DFP)
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Configuring a DFP agent to listen for DFP connections on a particular
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IP address and TCP port combination on a server, and to enable the DFP
manager on the CSS
Maintaining a consistent weight range among services
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Displaying DFP information, including configured DFP agents and
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supported services
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