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Samples of SLB Configuration (32) Examples of All Server Load Balancing Methods Setting.
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Least Connection (lc) SLB Definition
This SLB method allow the Array box to select the real server with the fewest number of active connections.
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Persistent IP (pi) SLB Definition
This SLB method tie to the source IP of the client to the real server processing the request. An example application for this metric is...
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Consistent Hash IP (chi) SLB Definition
This SLB method use the CHI algorithm to maps the client requests to servers by hashing the source IPs of the requests.
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Hash IP (hi) SLB Definition
With SLB Hash IP method incoming traffic to real services based upon the source IP of the traffic. The Hash IP algorithm is consistent across...
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Port Range (port) SLB Definition
Port range SLB allows us to define a virtual service with a range of ports so that ArrayOS will listen for connections on all the ports in the range...
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SLB Methods in Term OSI Concept
The Array TMX provides a lot of server loan balancing (SLB) method. To better help you in determining a suitable SLB method you can categories them...
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How do I configure backup policy type?
In CLI: slb policy backup <virtual_name> <group_name>
<virtual_name> The name of the virtual service.<group_name> The...
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How do I configure default policy type?
In CLI: slb policy default <virtual_name> <group_name>
<virtual_name> The name of the virtual service<group_name> can...
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How do I configure static policy type?
In CLI: slb policy static <virtual_name> <real_name>
This command allows the user to establish a static connection between a virtual...
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What are slb policies and what are their types?
In SLB , a policy links a virtual service to a group. Below are slb policy types, according to their priority. (1 = highest priority)
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