Configuring an Oracle^® Solaris 11.3 System as a Router or a Load Balancer

Index

A

adding

ILB server groupAdding Back-End Servers to an ILB Sever Group

administering

ILB

Configuring ILB Rules

Monitoring Health Checks in ILB

Defining Server Groups and Back-End Servers in ILB

B

back-end server

deletingDeleting a Back-End Server From an ILB Server Group

disablingEnabling or Disabling a Back-End Server in an ILB Server Group

re-enablingEnabling or Disabling a Back-End Server in an ILB Server Group

BGPQuagga Routing Protocol Suite

C

client-to-serverHow ILB Works

comparing layer 2 VRRP with layer 3 VRRPComparing Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP

configuring

IPv6-enabled routersHow to Configure an IPv6-Enabled Router

routers

Configuring an IPv4 Router

Routing Protocols: Introduction

virtual IP address for a VRRP routerConfiguring the Virtual IP Address for Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP Routers

creating

health checkCreating a Health Check

ILB rulesCreating an ILB Rule

ILB server groupCreating an ILB Server Group

VRRP routerCreating a VRRP Router

VRRP VNICCreating a VRRP VNIC for Layer 2 VRRP

D

daemons

in.ripngd daemon

How to Configure an IPv6-Enabled Router

in.ripngd Daemon, for IPv6 Routing

deleting

VRRP routerDeleting a VRRP Router

direct server return mode  SeeDSR mode

disabling

VRRP routerEnabling and Disabling VRRP Routers

displaying

configuration of a VRRP routerDisplaying Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP Router Configurations

health checkListing Health Checks

IP address associated with a VRRP routerDisplaying IP Addresses That Are Associated With VRRP Routers

dladm command

create-vnicCreating a VRRP VNIC for Layer 2 VRRP

DSR mode

advantagesDirect Server Return Mode

descriptionDirect Server Return Mode

disadvantagesDirect Server Return Mode

DSR topology

configuringConfiguring ILB for High Availability By Using the DSR Topology

E

/etc/inet/ndpd.conf fileHow to Configure an IPv6-Enabled Router

/etc/inet/ndpd.conf file

creatingHow to Configure an IPv6-Enabled Router

enabling

VRRP routerEnabling and Disabling VRRP Routers

Ethernet over InfiniBand

VRRP andLimitations of Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP

G

gratuitous ARP and NDP messagesControlling Gratuitous ARP and NDP Messages

H

Half-NAT topology

configuringConfiguring ILB for High Availability By Using the Half-NAT Topology

health check

creatingCreating a Health Check

deletingDeleting a Health Check

displayingListing Health Checks

displaying resultsDisplaying Health Check Results

health checks in ILB

monitoringMonitoring Health Checks in ILB

high availability

DSR topologyConfiguring ILB for High Availability By Using the DSR Topology

Half-NAT topologyConfiguring ILB for High Availability By Using the Half-NAT Topology

I

ICMP Router Discovery (RDISC) protocolICMP Router Discovery Protocol

ILB

algorithmsILB Algorithms

back-end serversDeleting a Back-End Server From an ILB Server Group

command-lineConfiguring ILB by Using the Command-Line Interface

componentsILB Components

configuration subcommandsConfiguring ILB by Using the Command-Line Interface

disablingHow to Disable ILB

display

NAT connection tableDisplaying the NAT Connection Table

session persistence mapping tableDisplaying the Session Persistence Mapping Table

statisticsDisplaying Statistical Information

DSR modeILB Operation Modes

enablingEnabling or Disabling ILB

example of creating an ILB server group and adding back-end serversCreating an ILB Server Group and Adding Back-End Servers

example of creating full-NAT ruleCreating a Full-NAT Rule With Health Check Session Persistence

example of deleting a back-end server from and ILB server groupDeleting a Back-End Server From an ILB Server Group

example of disabling and re-enabling a back-end server in ILB server groupDisabling and Re-enabling a Back-End Server in an ILB Server Group

export

configurationImporting and Exporting Configurations

featuresFeatures of ILB

health checkMonitoring Health Checks in ILB

high availability

Configuring ILB for High Availability By Using the Half-NAT Topology

Configuring ILB for High Availability By Using the DSR Topology

import

configurationImporting and Exporting Configurations

installationInstalling ILB

managingManaging an ILB

NAT modeILB Operation Modes

operation modesILB Operation Modes

overviewIntegrated Load Balancer Overview

processesHow ILB Works

rulesConfiguring ILB Rules

server groupsDefining Server Groups and Back-End Servers in ILB

statistics

displayDisplaying ILB Statistics

test detailsCreating a Health Check

use case to configure an ILBUse Case: Configuring an ILB

user authorizationConfiguring ILB by Using the Command-Line Interface

view subcommandsConfiguring ILB by Using the Command-Line Interface

ILB rules

creatingCreating an ILB Rule

deletingDeleting an ILB Rule

listing

Listing ILB Rules

Creating an ILB Rule

ILB server group

addingAdding Back-End Servers to an ILB Sever Group

creatingCreating an ILB Server Group

deletionDeleting ILB Server Groups

displayDeleting ILB Server Groups

ILB server groups

definingDefining Server Groups and Back-End Servers in ILB

in.ripngd daemon

How to Configure an IPv6-Enabled Router

in.ripngd Daemon, for IPv6 Routing

in.routed daemon

descriptionRouting Information Protocol

space-saving modeRouting Information Protocol

installing

ILBInstalling ILB

VRRPInstalling VRRP

integrated load balancer  SeeILB

IP addresses associated with VRRP routers

displayingDisplaying IP Addresses That Are Associated With VRRP Routers

ipadm command

create-addrConfiguring the Virtual IP Address for Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP Routers

IPv4 router

configuringConfiguring an IPv4 Router

IPv6

in.ripngd daemonin.ripngd Daemon, for IPv6 Routing

router advertisementRouter Advertisement, Prefixes, and Messages

IPv6 router

configuringConfiguring an IPv6 Router

L

layer 2 VRRP

limitationsLimitations of Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP

layer 2 VRRP compared with layer 3 VRRPComparing Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP

layer 3 VRRP

controlling gratuitous ARP and NDP messagesControlling Gratuitous ARP and NDP Messages

Ethernet over InfiniBand supportLimitations of Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP

limitationsLimitations of Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP

overviewAbout the Layer 3 VRRP Feature

M

messages

router advertisementRouter Advertisement, Prefixes, and Messages

modifying

VRRP routerModifying a VRRP Router

N

NAT mode

advantagesNetwork Address Translator Mode

descriptionNetwork Address Translator Mode

disadvantagesNetwork Address Translator Mode

ndpd.conf file

creating, on an IPv6 routerHow to Configure an IPv6-Enabled Router

network address translator mode  SeeNAT mode

network configuration

IPv6 routerHow to Configure an IPv6-Enabled Router

routerHow to Configure an IPv4 Router

new features

routeadm commandHow to Configure an IPv6-Enabled Router

O

OSPFQuagga Routing Protocol Suite

P

prefixes

router advertisementRouter Advertisement, Prefixes, and Messages

Q

–q option

in.routed daemonRouting Information Protocol

quagga routing protocol suiteQuagga Routing Protocol Suite

R

RDISC

descriptionICMP Router Discovery Protocol

RIPngQuagga Routing Protocol Suite

routeadm command

IPv6 router configurationHow to Configure an IPv6-Enabled Router

router advertisement

IPv6Router Advertisement, Prefixes, and Messages

router configuration

IPv4 routerConfiguring an IPv4 Router

IPv6 routerConfiguring an IPv6 Router

routers

BGPQuagga Routing Protocol Suite

configuringRouting Protocols: Introduction

IPv6How to Configure an IPv6-Enabled Router

definitionRouting Protocols: Introduction

example of configuring a default router for a networkConfiguring a System as a Router

OSPFQuagga Routing Protocol Suite

overviewRouter Overview

quagga routing protocol suiteQuagga Routing Protocol Suite

RIPngQuagga Routing Protocol Suite

routing protocols

descriptionRouting Protocols: Introduction

VRRPVirtual Router Redundancy Protocol

routing information protocol (RIP)

descriptionRouting Information Protocol

routing protocol

VRRPVirtual Router Redundancy Protocol

routing protocols

associated routing daemonsOracle Solaris Routing Protocols

BGPQuagga Routing Protocol Suite

descriptionRouting Protocols: Introduction

OSPFQuagga Routing Protocol Suite

RDISC

descriptionICMP Router Discovery Protocol

RIP

descriptionRouting Information Protocol

RIPngQuagga Routing Protocol Suite

routing tables

in.routed daemon creation ofRouting Information Protocol

space-saving modeRouting Information Protocol

S

–S option

in.routed daemonRouting Information Protocol

server-to-clientHow ILB Works

site prefix, IPv6

advertising, on the routerHow to Configure an IPv6-Enabled Router

space-saving mode

in.routed daemon optionRouting Information Protocol

T

topology

DSRILB Operation Modes

Full-NATFull-NAT Load-Balancing Mode

Half-NATHalf-NAT Load-Balancing Mode

V

VRRPUsing Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol

authorizationConfiguring VRRP

backup routerHow VRRP Works

comparing layer 2 with layer 3Comparing Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP

configuringConfiguring VRRP

descriptionVirtual Router Redundancy Protocol

disabling routerEnabling and Disabling VRRP Routers

Ethernet over InfiniBand supportLimitations of Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP

exclusive-IP zone supportLimitations of Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP

installingInstalling VRRP

inter-operations

other network featuresLimitations of Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP

limitationsLimitations of Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP

master routerHow VRRP Works

overviewAbout VRRP

planningPlanning a VRRP Configuration

VNIC creationCreating a VRRP VNIC for Layer 2 VRRP

VRRP router

configuring the virtual IP addressConfiguring the Virtual IP Address for Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP Routers

creatingCreating a VRRP Router

deletingDeleting a VRRP Router

displaying configurationDisplaying Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP Router Configurations

displaying IP associated addressDisplaying IP Addresses That Are Associated With VRRP Routers

enablingEnabling and Disabling VRRP Routers

example of configuring a layer 3 VRRP routerCreating a Layer 3 VRRP Router

example of configuring the virtual IP address for a layer 3 VRRP routerConfiguring the Virtual IP Address for an L3 VRRP Router

example of configuring virtual IP address for a routerConfiguring Virtual IP Address for an L2 VRRP Router

example of creating a VRRP routerCreating a Layer 2 VRRP Router

example of displaying IP associated addressDisplaying IP Addresses That Are Associated With VRRP Routers

example of displaying the layer 3 router configuration information on a systemDisplaying the L3 VRRP Router on a System

examples of displaying configuration informationDisplaying a Layer 2 VRRP Router Configuration

modifyingModifying a VRRP Router

overviewVRRP Router Overview

use case for configuring a VRRP routerUse Case: Configuring a Layer 2 VRRP Router

VRRP routers and load balancers

why to useWhy Use VRRP Routers and Load Balancers?

VRRP VNICCreating a VRRP VNIC for Layer 2 VRRP

vrrpadm command

show-routerDisplaying Layer 2 and Layer 3 VRRP Router Configurations

vrrpadm command

create-routerConfiguring VRRP