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68 CHAPTER 8: CONFIGURING FOR LOAD BALANCING
Adding a User
Group
You can define a user group and control that group’s access to the load
balanced services. For each request to a service, the Server Load Balancer
determines which user group the client IP address is part of. It then allows
or denies access to the service based on the permissions that were set for
this user group.
The Server Load Balancer has a default user group that is defined as
0.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255. This user group includes every possible IP
address.
To add a user group, complete the following steps:
1 Click Logical View on the Toolbar.
2 Point to the User Group window border and left-click the mouse button.
3 In the pop-up list, click Add. The Add User Group window appears.
4 Enter a descriptive name, such as Engineering, in the Name field.
It is recommended to keep the user group name to a maximum of 20
characters.
5 Repeat Step 4 for every user group you wish to add and click Add.
6 When you have finished entering your user groups, click Done.
Adding IP Address
Ranges to User
Groups
Adding IP address ranges defines those IP addresses that make up your
user group. The Server Load Balancer recognizes any address within these
ranges to be part of the user group.
If a request comes, the Server Load Balancer determines that the client is
part of the Engineering user group and checks the permissions set for
Engineering for the service requested.
To add IP address ranges to your user group, complete the following
steps:
1 Click Logical View on the Toolbar.
2 Point to the User Group window border and left-click the mouse button.
3 In the pop-up list, click Add address range...
4 From the User Group drop-down list box, select Engineering.
5 Enter 192.168.1.100 in the First IP Address field.
6 Enter 192.168.1.150 in the Last IP Address field and click Done.
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- SuperStack 1
- Server Load Balancer 1
- Server Load Balancer Plus 1
- User Guide 1
- 3Com Corporation 2
- 5400 Bayfront Plaza 2
- Santa Clara, California 2
- 95052-8145 2
- CONTENTS 3
- 3 SETTING UP FOR MANAGEMENT 4
- A SAFETY INFORMATION 5
- C TECHNICAL SUPPORT 5
- REGULATORY NOTICES 6
- ABOUT THIS GUIDE 7
- Ta b l e 1 Notice Icons 8
- Ta b l e 2 Text Conventions 8
- Related Documentation 9 9
- 10 ABOUT THIS GUIDE 10
- INTRODUCING THE SERVER LOAD 11
- BALANCER 11
- About the Server 12
- Load Balancer 12
- Server Load 13
- Balancer — Front 13
- View Detail 13
- Ta b l e 5 LED Behavior 14
- Balancer — Rear 15
- Downloading 3Com 16
- Network Supervisor 16
- INSTALLING THE SERVER LOAD 17
- Choosing a Suitable 18
- Rack-mounting 19 19
- Choosing the 20
- Correct Cables 20
- Placing Units On 20
- Top of Each Other 20
- The Power-up 21
- Sequence 21
- Solving Problems 22
- Indicated by LEDs 22
- SETTING UP FOR MANAGEMENT 23
- ■ A default route 24
- WORKING WITH THE WEB 27
- INTERFACE 27
- Choosing a Browser 29 29
- Accessing the Web 30
- Interface 30
- Using the Web 31
- Figure 7 Summary View 32
- Using the Web Interface 33 33
- Figure 8 Device View 34
- Ta b l e 8 Color Key Codes 34
- Figure 9 Logical View 35
- Figure 10 Help View 37
- Setting up SNMP 38
- Management 38
- Upgrading 39
- Operating Software 39
- CONFIGURING NON-REDUNDANT 41
- SERVER LOAD BALANCING 41
- Balancing 42
- Configuration 42
- Configuring for 43
- Non-redundant 43
- CONFIGURING REDUNDANT 45
- Redundant Server 46
- Load Balancing 46
- Active-Passive 47
- Redundancy 47
- Active-Active 49
- Setting 51
- Settings 51
- CONFIGURING CACHE 53
- REDIRECTION 53
- Cache Redirection 54
- Defining a Cache 55
- Assigning Caches to 57
- Services 57
- Creating a Cache 58
- Profile (Optional) 58
- ■ Period 60
- ■ Retries field 60
- ■ Timeout 60
- CONFIGURING FOR LOAD 61
- BALANCING 61
- Defining a Server 62
- Changing Lan Port Roles 63 63
- Adding a Service 65 65
- Assigning Servers 66
- Adding a User 68
- Creating a Balance 69
- Modifying Security 72
- Filters (Attack 72
- Mitigation) 72
- SAFETY INFORMATION 75
- Important Safety 76
- Information 76
- L’information de 78
- Sécurité Importante 78
- Sicherheitsinformat 80
- Wichtige 80
- PPENDIX A: SAFETY INFORMATION 82
- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND 83
- PIN-OUTS 83
- PC-AT Serial 9-pin to 9-pin 84
- TECHNICAL SUPPORT 85
- Support from Your 86
- Network Supplier 86
- Support from 3Com 87 87
- Asia, Pacific Rim 87
- PPENDIX C: TECHNICAL SUPPORT 88
- Returning Products 89
- INDEX 93 93
- World Wide Web (WWW) 85 93
- 94 INDEX 94
- SUPERSTACK 95
- OBTAINING WARRANTY 96
- SERVICE: 96
- REGISTER ONLINE FOR FREE 98
- SERVICE UPGRADE: 98
- OTHER USEFUL WEB SITE 98
- SERVICES PROVIDED BY 98
- 3COM INCLUDE: 98
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