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2. After you complete Step 1 on all three load balancers, do the following on load balancer
Eq-
A
:
a. Create the clusters, servers, server pools, and server instances necessary for
your configuration. For the purposes of this procedure, we created the following
objects and non-default settings:
eqcli > server sv2 proto tcp ip 172.16.0.170 port 80
eqcli > srvpool sp01 policy adaptive
eqcli > srvpool sp01 si sv2 weight 100
eqcli > cluster clA proto http ip 172.16.0.160 port 80 srvpool sp01
eqcli > server sv3 proto tcp ip 192.168.0.24 port 80
eqcli > srvpool sp01 policy adaptive
eqcli > srvpool sp02 si sv3 weight 100
eqcli > cluster clB proto http ip 192.168.0.161 port 80 srvpool sp02
Note
- In this procedure, we create all of the clusters, servers, and server pools on the preferred
primary Equalizer, assign a preferred peer to each cluster, and then rebalance to move the clusters to
their preferred peer Equalizers. You could also create your clusters on the other peers. If you do, be sure
to specify a preferred peer for each cluster when you create them if you want them to be instantiated on
that peer; otherwise, they will be instantiated on the peer that has the preferred primary flag enabled
b. Update the flags for peer
Eq-A:
eqcli > peer Eq-A flags failover,fo_config_xfer,preferred_
primary,active-active
c. Create the peer definitions for the remote peers
Eq-B
and
Eq-C
:
eqcli >
peer Eq-B signature signature
eqcli >
peer Eq-C signature signature
Note
- The signature for each remote peer can be displayed by logging into the CLI on that peer and
executing "show peer name", where
name
is Eq-B or Eq-C.
d. Set a preferred peer for each cluster:
eqcli >
cluster clA preferred_peer Eq-A
eqcli >
cluster clB preferred_peer Eq-B
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