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Click the
Next
icon
.
5. A confirmation screen appears; click commit to create the cluster with the parameters shown.
6. The
Configuration
tab for the new cluster is opened. See the following section for an explanation of the Layer 4
cluster configuration tabs and parameters.
Modifying a Layer 4 Virtual Cluster
The configuration tabs for a cluster are displayed automatically when a cluster is added to the system, or by selecting
the cluster name from the left frame Configuration Tree. TCP and UDP cluster parameters are divided among the
following tabs:
•
Layer 4 Required Tab
•
Layer 4 Probes Tab
•
Layer 4 Persistence Tab
These are described in the following sections. To update the settings on any tab, make changes and select the
commit
button to save them.
Layer 4 Required Tab
Start Port
End Port
For L4 UDP and L4 TCP protocol clusters, a
port range
can be defined using
the
start port
and
end port
fields. These are the ports on the Equalizer to
be used to send traffic to the servers in the cluster. Port ranges allow
Equalizer users to create a single cluster to control the traffic for multiple,
contiguous ports. There are two typical uses for port ranges:
Specific applications that require a range of ports.
The need to open up access to servers behind the Equalizer for all ports.
Enter the first port number in the
start port
field (which is required). Enter
the end port number in the
end port
field. (If
end port
is not visible, check
the
advanced
flag.)
When the
end port
field is left with a value of zero (the default), Equalizer
disables the port range feature and uses the
start port
as the server port.
The
start port
cannot be higher than
end port
when
end port
is nonzero.
The
port
defined for a
server
in the cluster for which a port range is defined
indicates the port on the server that starts the range of ports to be opened.
See “Adding a Server to a Cluster” on page 142.
ip
Enter the
ip address
, which is the dotted decimal IP address of the cluster.
The IP address of the cluster is the external address (for example,
199.146.85.0
) with which clients connect to the cluster.
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Страница 62: ...Chapter 3 Using the Administration Interface 62 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
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Страница 110: ...Chapter 5 Configuring Equalizer Operation 110 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 208: ...Chapter 7 Monitoring Equalizer Operation 208 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 240: ...Chapter 8 Using Match Rules 238 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 258: ...Chapter 9 Administering GeoClusters 254 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide Envoy Configuration Worksheet ...
Страница 262: ...Appendix A Server Agent Probes 258 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 274: ...Appendix B Timeout Configuration 270 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 280: ...Appendix D Regular Expression Format 276 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 296: ...Appendix E Using Certificates in HTTPS Clusters 292 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 310: ...Appendix F Equalizer VLB 306 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...
Страница 318: ...Appendix G Troubleshooting 314 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide ...