The process of adding a load complete is:
Configure SLB server as the so-called real server, the backend real service host
Configure SLB Service-group to define a service group that contains which real server hosts
Configure SLB Virtual-server, virtual server, to provide the address of the external service
Post a simple configuration for your reference:
1, configure the server, of course, in the Configure mode
slb server apache01 172.16.2.10
port 8080 tcp
slb server apache02 172.16.2.11
port 8080 tcp
slb server nginx01 172.16.2.20
port 8000 tcp
slb server nginx02 172.16.2.21
port 8000 tcp
2, Configuration Service-group
slb service-group apache tcp
member apache01:8080
member apache02:8080
slb service-group nginx tcp
member nginx01:8000
member nginx02:8000
3, configuration Virtual-server (This example is configured under a virtual IP, you can configure more than one)
slb virtual-server apache&nginx 172.16.1.50
ha-group 1
port 8080 tcp
name 172.16.2.50_TCP_8080
access-list 100 source-nat-pool SNAT
slb service-group apache
ha-conn-mirror
template persist source-ip source_ip_persist
port 8000 tcp
name 172.16.2.50_TCP_8000
access-list 100 source-nat-pool SNAT
slb service-group nginx
ha-conn-mirror
template persist source-ip source_ip_persist
Such a simple load is added to the complete.
A10 Load device commands are basically consistent with Cisco device commands, but there are also differences.
The Cisco device Master and Standby switch commands are:
Redundancy Force-switchover
A10 device Master and Standby switch commands are:
Ha Force-self-standby
A10 Restore the original primary standby state:
No Ha Force-self-standy
This article is from the "Thundermeng" blog, make sure to keep this source http://thundermeng.blog.51cto.com/9414441/1591309
A10 load configuration and master and standby manual switch commands