In mail.net.groupstudy.pro, you wrote:
> Any Thoughts? Does anybody could share any real example of using Server
> Load Balancing in 6000 switches?
Never had the opportunity to play around with the CSM. Is there a specific
need to use the CSM? IOS SLB works well on 7200/6000/6500s with MSFCs.
Basic config to load-balance all traffic destined to 80/tcp on 10.0.0.1
on two servers (192.168.0.1, 192.168.0.2) could be as follows:
ip slb serverfarm myfarm1
real 192.168.0.1
inservice
real 192.168.0.2
inservice
ip slb vserver mypr0n
virtual 10.0.0.1 tcp www
serverfarm myfarm1
inservice
The default balancing method is weighted round robin. Use sticky in vserver
if you want the clients to always return (within a timeframe) to the same
server. It's a good way of ensuring application state would be kept on one
server instead of 10 or so (this really depends on what your application
needs are.)
Do "sh ip slb vs" to check the state of your virtual server(s),
"sh ip slb se de" to check the state of your farm(s) and "sh ip slb st"
would show generic SLB stats.
// kaj
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