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Figure 15-2 URL-Based Server Load Balancing

Configuring URL-Based Server Load Balancing

To configure URL-based SLB, perform the following steps:

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Before you can configure URL-based load balancing, ensure that the switch has already
been configured for basic SLB with the following tasks:

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When URL-based SLB is used in an active/active redundant setup, use a proxy IP

address instead of Direct Access Mode (DAM) to enable the URL parsing feature.

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Assign an IP address to each of the real servers in the server pool.

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Define an IP interface on the switch.

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Define each real server.

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Define a real server group and set up health checks for the group.

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Define a virtual server on virtual port 80 (HTTP), and assign the real server group to service it.

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Enable SLB on the switch.

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Enable client processing on the port connected to the clients.

For information on how to configure your network for SLB, see

“Server Load Balancing” on

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Alteon Web Switch

String matching for:
images
/product
.gif
.jpg

String matching for:
/product
.cgi
.bin
.exe

String matching for:
/product
.html

In groups with multiple servers,
traffic is distributed within the
group via standard SLB metric
or URL hashing

GET/www.foo.com/event/reg.bin

GET/www.foo.com/product/abc.html

GET/www.foo.com/images/abc.gif

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