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Alteon Application Switch Operating System Application Guide
Firewall Load Balancing
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Configuring Four-Subnet FWLB
Figure 112 - Example Four-Subnet FWLB Configuration, page 670 illustrates an example network
for four-subnet FWLB. While other complex topologies are possible, this example assumes a high
availability network using block (rather than diagonal) interconnections between Alteons.
Figure 112: Example Four-Subnet FWLB Configuration
Note: The port designations of both dirty-side Alteons are identical, as are the port designations of
both clean-side Alteons. This simplifies configuration by allowing you to synchronize the
configuration of each primary Alteon with the secondary.
Four-subnet FWLB configuration includes the following procedures:
• Configure routers and firewalls and test them for proper operation, as explained in Configure the
Routers, page 671 and Configure the Firewalls, page 671 .
• Configure VLANs, IP interfaces, and static routes on all Alteons and test them, as explained in:
— Configure the Primary Dirty-Side Alteon, page 672 —Configure FWLB groups and redirection
filters on the primary dirty-side Alteon.
— Configure the Secondary Dirty-Side Alteon, page 673 —Configure and synchronize VRRP on
the primary dirty-side Alteon.
— Configure the Primary Clean-Side Alteon, page 675 —Configure FWLB and SLB groups, and
add FWLB redirection filters on the primary clean-side Alteon.
— Configure the Secondary Clean-Side Alteon, page 676 —Configure VRRP on the primary
clean-side Alteon and synchronize the secondary.
— Verify Proper Connectivity, page 677
• Configure secondary Alteons with VRRP support settings, as explained in:
— Configure VRRP on the Secondary Dirty-Side Alteon, page 677
— Configure VRRP on the Secondary Clean-Side Alteon, page 678