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My comment meant the switch would be load balancing between the IPs. What
is the SLB looking for? You should just define which IPs you are trying to
load balance: 10.10.1.168 ; 10.10.1.169 ; etc. etc.
You don't have to worry about adding the 1352 port to the switch.
Eric
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Separate IP's, not port mapping.
Side note: Separate IP's do not imply that you are using load balancing.
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Do you run different IPs for each DPAR or port mapping? If you are
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separate IPs, you should be fine since you are load balancing between
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If you are using port mapping, I have no clue.
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Our network technician just left my office. We are setting up IOS/SLB on
our cisco 7206. The SLB stands for Server Load Balancing. It requires a
separate TCP/IP address to be used for the monitoring. Here's where we're
confused. The examples are all given for a windows environment. No
customizing of notes.ini, etc are shown. I'm thinking "great, set that up
in no time." Technician is cautioning me that in the Wintel world that
you always buy a separate wintel server for each DPAR. His point being
that on the iSeries we tell it to 'bind specific' and they don't. He's
wondering if that matters to the SLB or not.
Anyone have any ideas?
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