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6.
Set the real server group metric to
minmisses
.
This setting helps minimize Web cache misses in the event real servers fail or are taken out of
service:
7.
Verify that server processing is disabled on the ports supporting application redirection.
N
OTE
–
Do not use the “server” setting on a port with Application Redirection enabled. Server
processing is used only with SLB. To disable server processing on the port, use the commands
on the
/cfg/slb/port
menu, as described in Chapter 8 of the Web OS Command Refer-
ence.
8.
Create a filter that will intercept and redirect all client HTTP requests.
The filter must be able to intercept all TCP traffic for the HTTP destination port and must redi-
rect it to the proper port on the real server group:
The
rport
parameter must be configured whenever TCP/UDP protocol traffic is redirected.
The
rport
parameter defines the real server TCP or UDP port to which redirected traffic will
be sent. The port defined by the
rport
parameter is used when performing Layer 4 health
checks of TCP services.
Also, if NAT and proxy addresses are used on the Web switch (see
Step 3 on page 207
), the
rport
parameter must be configured for all application redirection filters. Take care to use
the proper port designation with
rport
: if the transparent proxy operation resides on the host,
the well-known port (80 or “http”) is probably required. If the transparent proxy occurs on the
Web switch, make sure to use the service port required by the specific software package.
See
“IP Proxy Addresses for NAT” on page 213
for more about IP proxy addresses.
>> Real server group 1# metric minmisses
(Metric for minimum cache misses.)
>> SLB port 6# /cfg/slb/filt 2
(Select the menu for Filter 2)
>> Filter 2# sip any
(From any source IP addresses)
>> Filter 2# dip any
(To any destination IP addresses)
>> Filter 2# proto tcp
(For TCP protocol traffic)
>> Filter 2# sport any
(From any source port)
>> Filter 2# dport http
(To an HTTP destination port)
>> Filter 2# action redir
(Set the action for redirection)
>> Filter 2# rport http
(Set the redirection port)
>> Filter 2# group 1
(Select real server group 1)
>> Filter 2# ena
(Enable the filter)
Summary of Contents for Web OS 10.0
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Page 116: ...Web OS 10 0 Application Guide 116 n Web Switching Fundamentals 212777 A February 2002...
Page 168: ...Web OS 10 0 Application Guide 168 n Chapter 6 Server Load Balancing 212777 A February 2002...
Page 216: ...Web OS 10 0 Application Guide 216 n Chapter 8 Application Redirection 212777 A February 2002...
Page 288: ...Web OS 10 0 Application Guide 288 n Advanced Web Switching 212777 A February 2002...
Page 440: ...Web OS 10 0 Application Guide 440 n Chapter 16 Persistence 212777 A February 2002...
Page 470: ...Web OS 10 0 Application Guide 470 n Chapter 17 Bandwidth Management 212777 A February 2002...
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