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Differences From Prior Releases of EQ/OS

The following are differences from previous versions of EQ/OS:

New Command Line Interface

The Equalizer Command Line Interface, CLI, gives you complete administrative control over Equalizer and is one

of the major new features in EQ/OS 10. The GUI is also available to view and modify the configuration, however,

not all administrative options have been enabled in the GUI.

“eqadmin” Console Command No Longer Supported

All of the functionality that was available in previous releases using the eqadmin console command is now

provided in the CLI.

No Default Match Rules

In previous releases, some cluster flags and options appeared both in the cluster configuration screens and in a

“Default” match rule that could not be changed. In EQ/OS 10, there are no Default match rules. All cluster flags and

options are set in the cluster context, and match rules are only needed if you want to override one or more of the

options set in the cluster context. Otherwise, match rule processing occurs in the same fashion as in previous

releases.

Load Balancing Policy Specified on Server Pools

In version 8.6, you can use a match rule to select a new load balancing policy. This works differently in EQ OS 10

because of the re-architecture of server pools. In EQ/OS 10, the load balancing policy is specified on a server pool,

and a server pool is attached to a match rule. If you want to assign a different load balancing policy on a match

rule, you can create a different server pool with a different policy and attach that server pool to the match rule.

Capability of Adding Responders to Clusters

A responder can now be added directly to a cluster; this responder is used if none of the servers in the server pool

specified in the cluster context are available. Responders cannot be added to match rules, as in previous releases.

VLANs and Subnets

In previous releases, only one subnet was permitted in a VLAN. In EQ/OS 10, multiple subnets can be assigned to

a single VLAN.

VLAN/Subnet Routing

In previous releases, VLAN traffic was forwarded between ports by default. For example, if a packet tagged for

VLAN_2 arrived on a port configured only for VLAN_1, the packet for VLAN_2 would be forwarded to other ports

instead of being dropped. In EQ/OS 10, packet forwarding between VLANs is disabled by default, and must be

enabled by adding entries to the “permit” list for the appropriate VLAN subnets.

Servers Are Now Global Objects

In previous releases,

servers

were defined directly within

clusters

. In EQ/OS 10, servers are global objects in the

object tree (as displayed in the left navigational pane of the GUI interface) and are associated with clusters via

server pools

Server pools

are new in EQ/OS 10 and are also global objects in the tree. In general, you create

objects in this order:

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