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Sun Ethernet Fabric Operating System SLB Administration Guide

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Updated: July 2015

Sun Ethernet Fabric Operating System SLB Administration Guide

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Using This Documentation

Configuring SLB Entries

Configuring SLB-L2 Entries

Creating Example SLB Configurations

Creating a Basic SLB Configuration

Basic SLB Configuration

Basic SLB Configuration Steps

Set Up the Switch (Basic SLB)

Set Up the Client (Basic SLB)

Set Up the Server (Basic SLB)

Enable the Switch Ports (Basic SLB)

Save the Current Configuration (Basic SLB)

Creating a Separate VLAN SLB Configuration

Separate VLAN SLB Configuration

Configuration With Separate VLANs Steps

Set Up the Switch (Separate VLAN SLB)

Set Up the Client (Separate VLAN SLB)

Set Up the Server (Separate VLAN SLB)

Enable the Switch Ports (Separate VLAN SLB)

Save the Current Configuration (Separate VLAN SLB)

Creating a Multiple SLB Group Configuration

Multiple-SLB-Group Configuration

Configuration With Multiple SLB Groups Steps

Set Up Switch A

Set Up Switch B

Set Up the Client (Multiple SLB Group)

Set Up the Servers in SLB Group 1

Set Up the Servers in SLB Group 2

Enable the Switch Ports (Multiple SLB Group)

Save the Current Configuration (Multiple SLB Group)

Creating a Failover Example

Failover Example

Trigger a Failover

Restart the Server Following Failure

Creating SLB-L2 Configuration Examples

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Basic SLB Configuration

This figure illustrates the basic SLB configuration. This configuration consists of a switch connected to a client network and multiple servers. Clients and servers are within one single subnet (assume that the configuration uses the switch's default VLAN, VLAN 1). Servers are directly connected to the switch.

image:Figure showing example topology

Feature	Default Settings
VIP	`10.10.10.1`
Active servers' RIP	`192.0.0.1`, `192.0.0.2`, `192.0.0.3`
Standby server's RIP	`192.0.0.4`
Client and server subnets, VLAN 1	`192.0.0.0`/`24`
Subnet interface address	`192.0.0.100`
Switch ports used by servers	extreme-ethernet 0/15-18
Switch ports used by client network	extreme-ethernet 0/3-6
Network interface for both servers	`ixgbe0`

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