
Servers
quiesce option on the server’s Configuration tab. If the server is already configured for operation when
you add it to Equalizer, you can disable this option.
Unless you want to set up port redirection, you can accept the default value; to redirect to a port other than the
cluster port, enter the appropriate value for Server Port.
If a
port range
has been defined for the Layer 4 cluster to which the server is being added, the Server Port field
refers to the first port on which to start servicing the cluster’s port range. For example:
Cluster Port Range Server Port
Port Mapping
(cluster to server)
start port = 80
end port = 90
80
80 to 80
81 to 81
...
90 to 90
start port = 80
end port = 90
100
80 to 100
81 to 101
...
90 to 110
If there is no service running on one or more ports in the port range, Equalizer will still attempt to forward traffic to
that port and return an error code to the client, just as if the client was connecting to the server directly.
Note - For any server in a Layer 4 TCP or UDP cluster, port 20 can only used for FTP traffic in an FTP cluster (see
“Providing FTP Services on a Virtual Cluster” on page 141). Port 20 can be used as part of a cluster port range
starting below port 20 and ending above port 21, but port 20 will not work -- that is, a service cannot be defined on
port 20.
Click the Next icon.
l A confirmation screen appears; click commit to create the server with the parameters shown.
l The Configuration tab for the new server is opened. See the following section for an explanation of the
server configuration parameters.
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