Appliance Quick Start Guide V7.4

Appliance Quick Start Guide V7.4

Appliance Quick Start Guide v7.4 Copyright © 2002 – 2013 Loadbalancer.org, Inc. Table of Contents Loadbalancer.org Terminology.....................................................................................................................4 What is a Virtual IP Address?.................................................................................................................4 What is a Floating IP Address?...............................................................................................................4 What are Your Objectives?.......................................................................................................................... 5 What is the Difference Between a One-Arm and a Two-Arm Configuration?...............................................6 What Load Balancing Methods are Supported?..........................................................................................6 Direct Routing (DR)................................................................................................................................ 8 Network Address Translation (NAT)........................................................................................................9 Source Network Address Translation (SNAT) ......................................................................................10 High-Availability Configuration of two Loadbalancer.org Appliances..........................................................11 Clustered Pair Configuration Methods..................................................................................................11 Using the Wizard.............................................................................................................................. 11 Manual Configuration....................................................................................................................... 11 Virtual Appliance........................................................................................................................................ 12 Supported Hypervisors......................................................................................................................... 12 Host Requirements............................................................................................................................... 12 Downloading the Appliance..................................................................................................................12 VMware Hypervisors............................................................................................................................. 13 Deploying the Virtual Appliance.......................................................................................................13 VMware Tools.................................................................................................................................. 13 Microsoft Hyper-V................................................................................................................................. 14 Deploying the Virtual Appliance.......................................................................................................14 Windows 2008 R2...................................................................................................................... 14 Windows 2012............................................................................................................................ 16 Linux Integration Services...............................................................................................................20 Physical Appliance (for reference).............................................................................................................21 Initial Network Interface Configuration.......................................................................................................22 Using the Network Setup Wizard..........................................................................................................22 Using Linux Commands........................................................................................................................ 23 Accessing the Web User Interface (WUI)..................................................................................................24 Configuring the Loadbalancer.org Appliance Using the Web Based Wizard..............................................24 Example Answers Using the Wizard for a Two-Arm NAT Configuration (Single Unit)...........................25 Appliance Configuration Using the Web User Interface.............................................................................26 Adding Virtual Servers.......................................................................................................................... 27 Adding Real Servers............................................................................................................................. 28 Configuring the Real Servers.....................................................................................................................29 Configuring the Real Servers for Layer 4 NAT Mode............................................................................29 Configuring the Real Servers for Layer 4 DR Mode (Linux)..................................................................29 Detecting the ARP Problem.............................................................................................................29 Solving for Linux – Method 1 (using iptables)..................................................................................29 Solving for Linux – Method 2 (using arp_ignore sysctl values)........................................................30 Configuring the Real Servers for Layer 4 DR Mode (Windows)............................................................31 Configuring IIS to Respond to Both the RIP and VIP.......................................................................31 Resolving ARP issues for Windows server 2000 (applies to DR mode only)...................................32 Step 1 – Install the Microsoft loopback adapter..........................................................................32 Step 2 – Configure the loopback adapter...................................................................................33 Resolving ARP issues for Windows server 2003 (applies to DR mode only)...................................35 Step 1 – Install the Microsoft loopback adapter..........................................................................35 Step 2 – Configure the loopback adapter...................................................................................36 Resolving ARP issues for Windows server 2008 (applies to DR mode only)...................................38 Step 1 – Install the Microsoft loopback adapter..........................................................................38 Step 2 – Configure the loopback adapter...................................................................................38 Step 3 – Configure the strong / weak host behavior...................................................................40 Resolving ARP issues for Windows server 2012 (applies to DR mode only)...................................41 Step 1 – Install the Microsoft loopback adapter..........................................................................41 Step 2 – Configure the loopback adapter...................................................................................41 Step 3 – Configure the strong / weak host behavior...................................................................43 Verifying netsh Settings for Windows 2008 & 2012.........................................................................44 Configuring the Real Server for Layer 7 SNAT Mode...........................................................................45 IPv6 Support.............................................................................................................................................. 45 Testing the Load Balancer Configuration...................................................................................................46 Connection Error Diagnosis..................................................................................................................46 Health Check Diagnosis....................................................................................................................... 47 Appliance Log Files.............................................................................................................................. 47 Testing High-Availability for a Loadbalancer.org HA-Pair......................................................................48 Does Your Application Cluster Correctly Handle its Own State?................................................................49 Replication Solutions for Shared Data..................................................................................................49 Solutions for Session Data...................................................................................................................49 Persistence........................................................................................................................................... 49 What do You do if Your Application is Not Stateless?...........................................................................50 Loadbalancer.org Persistence Methods................................................................................................50

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