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VLM for VMware vCloud Air
Installation Guide
a) Virtual Address: This is the IP address that will be used to access a given application
load balanced by the Virtual LoadMaster. Since the IP addresses of Virtual Services
are statically assigned, ensure to use an address that is outside of the DCHP range
for the network being used and configure necessary gateway rules per section 3.3.
b) Port: This is the network port used for communication with the VLM in order to
access the application (for example 514, 8443, 80, etc.)
c) Service Name: While optional, service name helps identify the purpose of the
Virtual Service being created.
d) Protocol: This must be the same as the protocol selected during creation of the
endpoint in the earlier section.
5. Click the Add this Virtual Service button.
6. Expand the Standard Options section.
Figure 4-3-5: Standard Options
7. Configure settings such as Transparency, Persistence and Scheduling as needed for the
application being load balanced.
8. Configure the remaining Virtual Service parameters as needed. For more information,
refer to the KEMP LoadMaster guides from the Product Documentation section located
on the KEMP Technologies website:
9. Add VMs being load balanced in the Real Servers section of the Virtual Service.
10. Repeat the steps above as necessary to create more Virtual Services on the VLM for
vCloud Air.