| Sun Fire B10n Content Load Balancing Blade Administartion Guide |     |
| Sun Fire B10n Content Load Balancing Blade Administartion Guide | |
Sun Fire B10n Content Load Balancing Blade Administartion Guide
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Contents |
Hardware and Software Overview
Hardware and Software Requirements
The Role of the Content Load Balancing Blade
The Role of the B10p SSL Proxy Blade
2. Installing the Blade and Setting Up the System
Connecting to the 10/100/1000BASE-T Data Network Ports
Powering On Content Load Balancing Blades
Powering Off Content Load Balancing Blades
Powering Off With an Orderly Shutdown of the Operating System
Powering Off a Load Balancing Blade Without Requiring the Confirmation Prompt
Powering a Load Balancing Blade Down to Standby Mode to Save Power
Powering Off a Content Load Balancing Blade to Remove It
3. Preparing the Sun Fire B10n Content Load Balancing Blade for Load Balancing
To Check the Blade Server Module Software Version
Setting Up the Load Balancing Blade
To Set Up a Content Load Balancing Blade
Completing the Basic Configuration
To Configure a Default Gateway
Typographic Conventions Specific to the Sun Fire B10n Command Line Interface
To Change the User Access Level
To Configure the Management IP Address
To Unconfigure a Network Interface
To Configure the Default Gateway
To Unconfigure the Default Gateway
To Show the Network Configurations
To Configure the Subnet Mask for a VIP
To Add a Port Pair to an SSL Blade Entry
To Remove a Port Pair from an SSL Blade Entry
To Add an Interface to an SSL Blade Entry
To Remove an Interface from an SSL Blade Entry
To Show the Configured SSL Blades
Configuring the Content Load Balancing Blade
To Set Parameters for TCP Connection Handoff
To Show All the Default TCP Parameters Settings
Load Balancing Service Configuration and Management
Creating a Load Balancing Service
To Create a Load Balancing Service
To Add SSL Devices to a Service
To Remove SSL Devices from a Service
To Set SSL Devices in a Service as Active or Standby
To Add a Default Load Balancing Group to a Load Balancing Service
To Set the TCP Parameters for a Service
To Set Parameters for TCP Connection Handoff for a Service
To Add a Service Point to a Service
To Remove a Service Point From a Service
To Configure a Service for Client IP or Subnet-Based Persistence
To Remove Client IP or Subnet Based Persistence from a Service
Configuring a Service for Service Point Tracking
To Configure a Service for Service Point Tracking
To Remove Tracking Service Point from a Service
To Configure a Service for Cookie-Based Persistence
To Remove Cookie Persistence From a Service
To Enable a Load Balancing Service
To Disable a Load Balancing Service
To Remove a Load Balancing Service
Load Balancing Rule Configuration
Creating an IP Load Balancing Rule
To Create an IP Load Balancing Rule
Creating an HTTP Load Balancing Rule
To Create an HTTP Load Balancing Rule
To Remove a Load Balancing Rule
To Get the Status for the Build for Load Balancing Rules
To Get the Status for the Last Build for Load Balancing Rules
To Stop the Build for Load Balancing Rules
Load Balancing Group Configuration and Management
To Create a Default Load Balancing Group
To Create a Load Balancing Group
To Add Rules to a Load Balancing Group
To Remove Rules From a Load Balancing Group
To Add Servers to a Load Balancing Group
To Remove Servers From a Load Balancing Group
To Set Servers for a Load Balancing Group as Active or Standby
To Remove Load Balancing Groups
Load Balancing Configuration Listings
To List Load Balancing Services
To List All Servers in the System
To Configure the Image for the Next Reboot
To Download a New Boot Image Over the Network
To Configure the Diagnostics Level
To Configure the Debug Level for Specific Modules
To Show the System Settings on the B10n
To Export a Configuration to a Remote Host
To Import a Configuration From a Remote Host
To Commit the Current Configuration
To Show the Current Saved Configuration
To Remove the Current Configuration in Flash
To Specify the Configuration in Flash to Use after a System Reboot
To Output a File to the Screen
To Change the Current Directory
To Print the Current Working Directory
To Compress All Files in a Directory
To Display Contents of a Compressed File
To Create an Alias for Any Command
To Send a Message to All Logged-on Users
To Echo a String on the Screen
To View the Command-Line Interface Tree
To Print the History of All Executed Commands
To Retrieve the Current User Information
To Retrieve Information About All Users
To Turn On Hardwrap on the Console
5. Configuring VLAN Parameters
To Set Client Traffic VLAN Tag
To Enable VLAN Tagging for a Service
To Disable VLAN Tagging for a Service
6. Updating the Application Software and the BSC Firmware
To Update the Software Interactively
To Update the Software Noninteractively
To Specify and Make the Boot Image Permanent
To Specify the Boot Image at Boot Time
A. Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
NPU POST and SDRAM Diagnostic Tests
Image Management and Troubleshooting
Configuring Layer 4 and Layer 7 Load Balancing
Setting the Networking Configurations
To Configure the Default Gateway
Configuring a Basic Layer 4 Service Without Any Rules
To Add Two blade servers to the Default Load Balancing Group for the Service
To Add Another Server to the Default Load Balancing Group
To Remove a Server From the Default Load Balancing Group
Configuring a Basic Layer 4 Service With Rules
To Configure a Layer 4 Service with Layer 4 (IP) Rule
Configuring a Basic Layer 7 Service
To Configure a Basic Layer 7 Service Without Rules
To Configure a Layer 7 Service with Layer 7 Rules
To Configure a Service for IP Persistence
To Remove IP Persistence From a Service
To Configure a Service for Tracking
To Add an End Point Tracking to a Service
To Configure a Service for Cookie-Based Persistence
To Remove Cookie Persistence from a Service
To Add an End Point to a Service to make it Multi-homed
To Set Up VLAN on a Load Balancing Blade
C. Alphabetical Command Reference
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