Considerations during Server Load balancer Configuration

1. When configuring Server Load balancer, you need to install the TCP/IP protocol on each computer or server that needs to implement the Server Load balancer environment, and it is best not to install other protocols on these machines (such: IPX/SPX Protocol) to avoid affecting the load balancing environment. 2. It is best to use dual NICs on the computer or service for configuring load balancing, because communication is performed between the computer responsible for Load Balancing next to load balancing, A network adapter is responsible for Load Balancing computing and communication between other computers or servers in the network. 3. Select the "Network Load Balancing" option in the network adapter Properties dialog box on the computer where Server Load balancer is configured to facilitate the unification of information between computers. 4. To facilitate Load Balancing configuration, ensure that each computer or server is physically within the same network segment; in addition, they should be connected to each other (or pinged ). 5. When configuring the Server Load balancer environment, in order to easily automatically load each server to the host environment, we can first configure each server according to the load balancing configuration steps, in all the configuration processes, except for using the common virtual IP address, other settings should be selected according to the configuration requirements, but must follow 1 ~ The 32-level Server Load balancer instance must be configured for each server. 6. After Server Load balancer is configured on all servers, we perform the "attach to existing" Operation on the server with the "1" level, waiting for the server to be automatically identified and loaded; after all the computers in the Server Load balancer environment are loaded to the master machine and are "aggregated", the Server Load balancer environment is configured. In addition, to facilitate operations after the server is restarted, we can save the existing load balancing environment to an NLB. in this way, as long as the server in the Server Load balancer environment has not been re-configured, we can directly use the text file to automatically load and import the environment.