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Packet Broker

EdgeLens Inline Security Packet Broker | INT40G2XR44 | 1.19.5

4.2 Load Balancing Policy

The load balancing policy determines the hashing applied to all load balancing groups, taps in the load

balance mode and the ATLB2 Chained mode. The load balancing policy options are as follows and may
be applied as L3 and/or L4 or L2.

Ipv4 Source

MAC Source

Ipv4 Destination

MAC Destination

L4 Source Port

L4 Destination Port

1. Select Load Balancing Policy on the Packet Broker Configurations panel.

The Load Balancing Policy panel will be displayed.

2. Select the desired load balancing policy options.

3. Select Save to save updates.

4. Select Cancel to disregard changes.

4.2.1 Load Balancing Group

Load balancing groups are used as an egress option on config maps. The traffic applied to the ports
assigned to a load balancing group will follow the hashing per the load balancing policy. Ports may be
added or removed from load balancing groups as desired. However, if ports are added or removed from a
load balancing group that is used in a config map, the config map load balancing group will be also
modified, the reverse is also applied. Previously created load balancing groups will appear on the Create
Config Map panel.

1. Select Load Balancing Groups on the Packet Broker Configurations panel.

The Load Balancing Groups panel will be displayed.

2. Select Create Group.

The Create New Load Balance Group panel will be displayed.

3. Enter the name. If no name is entered the system will automatically apply a name as follows,

lbg, lbg(2), lbg(3), etc.

4. Enter the description, optional.

5. Add ports by placing the cursor on the desired port. Select with the left mouse button. Drag the port to

the New L.B. Group panel and release. Repeat for all desired ports. Ports may be added in any
combination.

6. Remove a port by placing the cursor on the port in the New L.B. Group panel and double press the left

mouse button.

7. Select Save to save updates.

8. Select Cancel to return to the Load Balancing Groups panel.

The load balancing group will be displayed on the Load Balancing Groups panel. The assigned

ports will also be displayed.

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Summary of Contents for INT40G2-44

Page 1: ...EdgeLens Inline Security Packet Broker INT40G2XX44 1 19 5...

Page 2: ...Time 11 2 6 Syslog 11 2 7 SNMP 12 2 8 Export Configuration 12 2 9 Import Configuration 13 2 10 Software Upgrade 13 2 11 Reboot 14 3 Bypass Taps 15 3 1 Primary Secondary Tap 16 3 1 1 Bypass Tap Name 16...

Page 3: ...onfig Map Priority 28 4 3 9 1 Method 1 28 4 3 9 2 Method 2 28 4 3 10 Enable and Disable Config Map 29 4 3 10 1 Disable Config Map 29 4 3 10 2 Enable Config Map 29 5 Port Info 30 5 1 Port Configuration...

Page 4: ...ers Notice The purchased products services and features are stipulated by the contract made between Garland Technology and the customer All or part of the products services and features described in t...

Page 5: ...ng and load balancing Inline Security Packet Brokers like the EdgeLens Inline lifecycle management allows you to sandbox new tool deployments manage updates install patches perform maintenance or trou...

Page 6: ...work Port 3 Network Port 2 Network Port 4 Network Port 37 Primary Inline Appliance Port 41 Primary Inline Appliance Port 38 Primary Inline Appliance Port 42 Primary Inline Appliance Port 39 Secondary...

Page 7: ...SNMP General Export Configuration Admin Import Configuration Network Settings Software Upgrade Date Time Reboot Syslog 1 Select System on the Dashboard Menu bar The System panel will be displayed The...

Page 8: ...ed options 4 Select Save to save updates 5 Select Cancel to return to the General System Settings panel 2 3 Admin The following configuration options may be displayed modified enabled or disabled Grou...

Page 9: ...tings panel 6 Edit the group privileges by selecting the pencil 7 Deleted the group by selecting the Red X If a group has at least one local user assigned it cannot be deleted 2 3 2 Users Users displa...

Page 10: ...urn the Admin Settings panel 7 TACACS Test This option may be used to verify the authentication of a TACACS user and password The TACACS Test option will be active only if TACACS Authentication has be...

Page 11: ...Cancel to return the Network Settings panel 7 Add SSL Certificate Uploading a custom SSL certificate involves two files The cert pem file and key pem file The unit will consider these files during the...

Page 12: ...Cancel to return the Date Time Settings panel 2 6 Syslog The following configuration options may be displayed modified enabled or disabled Unit ID Syslog Server IP Address Protocol Protocol Port Numbe...

Page 13: ...el will be displayed 3 Select Enable SNMP Config 4 Enable disable or modify the desired options 5 Select Save to save updates 6 Select Cancel to return the Syslog Configuration panel 7 SNMP Test may b...

Page 14: ...An import done message will be displayed when complete A reboot is not required 2 10 Software Upgrade This option allows the unit s firmware to be upgraded The existing unit configuration will not be...

Page 15: ...t The Reboot Device panel will be displayed 2 Select Reboot The unit will present an Are you sure message 3 Select OK A rebooting message will be displayed A Session timed out Go to Login screen messa...

Page 16: ...lect Bypass Taps on the Dashboard Menu bar The Bypass Taps panel displays the following Tap 1 Name Tap 2 Name Tap 1 Current Status Tap 2 Current Status Tap 1 Current Active Inline Appliance Tap 2 Curr...

Page 17: ...inline appliance or tool to monitor the health of the device Likewise heartbeat packets are transmitted bidirectionally from the secondary inline appliance ports on the tap through the secondary inlin...

Page 18: ...displayed 3 Select the Tap Mode Active Allows the tap to automatically switch from inline to bypass if an issue occurs with the primary inline appliance port s and secondary inline appliance port s l...

Page 19: ...igure 5 Primary Secondary Tap Force Bypass 4 Select the Fail Mode Open If selected and power is lost to the unit The traffic will switch between the network ports Closed If selected and power is lost...

Page 20: ...to the primary inline appliance is required If enabled and the primary inline appliance restores first the system will switch from bypass to the primary inline appliance 8 Taps Coupled If enabled all...

Page 21: ...abled or disabled under the Packet Broker panel Configuration Maps Load Balance Policy Filter Templates Load Balance Groups 1 Select Packet Broker on the Dashboard menu bar The Packet Broker Configura...

Page 22: ...e Template The Create New Filter Template panel will be displayed 3 Enter the template name If no name is entered the system will automatically apply a name as follows tmplt tmplt 2 tmplt 3 etc 4 Ente...

Page 23: ...up that is used in a config map the config map load balancing group will be also modified the reverse is also applied Previously created load balancing groups will appear on the Create Config Map pane...

Page 24: ...reated filter templates will be displayed along with the new options Any port shaded gray can be used for a config map any port shaded black may not be used 2 Select the Name pencil icon to apply a na...

Page 25: ...me to the config maps as follows map map 1 map 2 etc 3 Place the cursor in the Name panel and enter the name 4 Select the Check to apply 5 Select the Description pencil to apply a description optional...

Page 26: ...green filter icon for the desired template The Edit Filter panel will be displayed Any option modification made will not change the original template It is advisable to rename a filter if the origina...

Page 27: ...ke a few seconds panel will be displayed 2 Select OK to save the Config Map 3 Select Cancel to disregard 4 3 6 Modify a Config Map 1 Modify a config map by selecting the Edit icon Modifications may be...

Page 28: ...config map statistics 3 Select the View Counts icon to display individual statistics 4 Select Refresh Counts to refresh the statistics 5 Select Clear Counts to clear and refresh the statistics 9 Sele...

Page 29: ...c_B config map is the next priority 2 and finally the Traffic_C is the next priority 3 Figure 7 Config Map System Considerations The Priority of a config map may be changed to a higher or lower value...

Page 30: ...e config map has a green check then it is enabled If the config map has a red dash then it is disabled 4 3 10 1 Disable Config Map 1 Select the green check for the config map in the Enable column The...

Page 31: ...r modified under the Port Info panel Port Number Mode Port Description SFP Data Link Split Set Speed Port Statistics Speed 1 Select Port Info on the Dashboard menu bar The Port Configuration panel wil...

Page 32: ...ort speed by selecting the pull down panel for the desired port 2 Select the desired speed 3 Select Save to save updates 5 1 3 Mode 1 Modify the port mode by selecting the pull down panel for the desi...

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