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Network Configuration

Common Equalizer Networking Scenarios

This section describes individual networking scenarios that can be used to build up a large, more complicated

configuration for Equalizer . Each section starts at a specific pre-configured configuration, and references the

section which helps set up that configuration.

Blank Configuration

When the Equalizer configuration does not contain any subnets, the networking configuration should also be blank:

eqcli > show sbr

IPv4 Default Source Selection Table:

IPv6 Default Source Selection Table: Source Routing Table:

IP Filter Rules:

empty list

IP NAT Rules:

List of active MAP/Redirect filters:

List of active sessions:

Single VLAN/Subnet

One of the most common scenarios used by customers is a single network configuration. In this setup, Equalizer

is placed into an existing network, so all servers, internal clients, and external routers are on the same VLAN. (This

usually means special routing on the servers or the use of no spoof for Equalizer clusters. See "Cluster Types

and How They're Used with Equalizer" on page 260.

Here we add a single VLAN (port 2, untagged), and configure a subnet on this VLAN:

eqcli > vlan internal vid 1 untagged_ports 2

eqcli: 12000287: Operation successful

eqcli > vlan internal subnet net ip 192.168.211.8/24 eqcli: 12000287: Operation

successful

There are no differences to the DSS, routing, and NAT tables, since we haven't explicitly added any entries to

them. However, the IP Filters table has been updated by the system:

IP Filter Rules:

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