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Appendix B: Using Reserved IP Addresses
166 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide
If servers placed on a non-routable network need to communicate with hosts on the Internet for any
reason (such as performing DNS resolution or sending email), you must configure Equalizer to
perform outbound NAT (network address translation). When you have enabled outbound NAT,
Equalizer translates connections originating from the servers on the reserved network so that
external hosts will not see packets originating from non-routable addresses.
To enable Equalizer to perform outbound NAT, follow these steps:
1. Open the Equalizer Administration Interface and log in under edit mode.
2. In the left frame, click the Equalizer entry at the top of the column.
3. Select Change Equalizer Parameters from the local menu. The modify system parameters
screen appears in the right frame.
4. Check the enable outbound NAT.
5. Click the commit button.
You will find a worksheet for configuring and using reserved IP addresses in “Equalizer
Configuration Worksheets” on page 16.
Note – If you’re using a Failover configuration, use the same outbound NAT setting on both
Equalizers.
- Equalizer 1
- Installation and 1
- Administration Guide 1
- Contents 3
- In This Guide 11
- Typographical Conventions 12
- Where to Go for More Help 12
- 1 Overview 13
- Introducing Equalizer 13
- Load Balancing UDP Services 14
- Chapter 1: Overview 16
- Geographic Load Balancing 17
- Figure 4) 19
- Equalizer’s Network Ports 20
- Using Reserved IP Addresses 26
- 2 Installing Equalizer 31
- Before You Install Equalizer 31
- Serial Connection 33
- Setting the Time Zone 37
- Setting the Date and Time 37
- Upgrading Equalizer Software 38
- Shutting Down Equalizer 39
- 4 Accessing Browser Controls 45
- Figure 17 The login screen 46
- Figure 19 Main menu bar 47
- Licensing Equalizer 51
- Requesting a License Offline 53
- Modifying System Parameters 55
- Failover Configurations First 64
- Enabling Outbound NAT 65
- Managing Stale Connections 65
- 4. Click the commit button 67
- Configuring Static Routes 69
- Modifying a Static Route 70
- Deleting a Static Route 70
- Managing System Time and NTP 71
- Enabling or Disabling NTP 72
- Selecting an NTP Server 72
- Saving Your Configuration 73
- Backing Up Your Configuration 74
- Rebooting Equalizer 75
- Working with Virtual Clusters 78
- Adding a Virtual Cluster 79
- Deleting a Virtual Cluster 86
- Enabling Persistent Sessions 92
- HTTPS Header Insertion 97
- Front-End-Https: on 98
- Adding a Server to a Cluster 100
- Deleting a Server 102
- Managing Servers 105
- Displaying Equalizer Status 112
- Displaying Server Information 119
- Displaying Site Information 124
- Configuring Plot Logs 125
- Exporting Usage Statistics 126
- 10.0.0.10) or 129
- Enabling the SNMP Agent 131
- MIB Description 132
- 8 Working with Match Rules 135
- Why Match Rules? 135
- Match Rule Processing 136
- Match Expressions 137
- Match Bodies 139
- Match Rule Definitions 139
- Managing Match Rules 140
- The Default Match Rule 141
- Creating a New Match Rule 141
- Match Functions 144
- Figure62 URI components 146
- Match Function Notes 148
- Example Match Rules 151
- Envoy Overview 161
- Enabling Envoy 164
- domain 165
- Adding a Geographic Cluster 167
- Working with Sites 169
- Envoy Configuration Worksheet 172
- A Using Server Agents 173
- Introducing Server Agents 173
- Enabling Agents 173
- Writing Server Agents 174
- B Using Reserved IP Addresses 177
- Equalizers 178
- C Regular Expression Format 179
- Learning About Atoms 179
- Creating a Bracket Expression 180
- Matching Expressions 181
- D HTTPS Cluster Certificates 183
- Clearing Secure Key Storage 193
- Using IIS with Equalizer 194
- Supported Cipher Suites 197
- Xcel I Card 198
- E Troubleshooting 199
- Equalizer Doesn’t Boot 199
- Appendix E: Troubleshooting 200
- Context Help Does Not Appear 202
- F License and Warranty 205
- G Additional Requirements 209
- Short-Circuit Protection 209
- Power Supply Cord 209
- Specifications 210
- °F, 5 - 40 °C 212
- Glossary 213
- 192.22.33.1 216
- ( 218
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