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Chapter 4 Configuring Virtual Contexts
Configuring Virtual Contexts
Load
Balancing
Load-balancing attributes allow you to:
• Configure virtual servers, real servers, and server
farms for load balancing.
• Establish the predictor method and return code
checking.
• Implement sticky groups for session persistence.
• Configure parameter maps to combine related
actions for policy maps.
Load-balancing configuration options include:
• Virtual servers
• Real servers
• Server farms
• Health monitoring
• Sticky attributes
• Parameter maps
• Secure KAL-AP
• Dynamic Workload Scaling (admin context only)
• Load Balancing Overview, page 5-1
• Configuring Virtual Servers, page 5-2
• Configuring Server Farms, page 6-18
• Configuring Health Monitoring for Real
Servers, page 6-41
• Configuring Sticky Groups, page 7-11
• Configuring Parameter Maps, page 8-1
• Configuring Secure KAL-AP, page 6-70
• Configuring Dynamic Workload Scaling,
page 6-14
SSL SSL configuration options allow you to:
• Import and export SSL certificates and keys.
• Set up SSL parameter maps and chain group
parameters.
• Generate certificate signing requests for
submission to a certificate authority.
• Authenticate peer certificates.
• Configure certificate revocation lists for use
during client authentication.
• Configure an Online Certificate Status Protocol
(OCSP) service to define the host server for
certificate revocation checks using OCSP.
• Configuring SSL, page 9-1
• Using SSL Certificates, page 9-6
• Using SSL Keys, page 9-11
• Generating CSRs, page 9-27
• Configuring SSL Parameter Maps, page 9-19
• Configuring SSL Chain Group Parameters,
page 9-25
• Configuring SSL Proxy Service, page 9-28
• Configuring SSL Authentication Groups,
page 9-32
• Configuring SSL OCSP Service, page 9-30
• Configuring CRLs for Client Authentication,
page 9-33
Security Security configuration options allow you to create
access control lists, set ACL attributes, resequence
ACLs, delete ACLs, and configure object groups.
• Configuring Virtual Context Expert Options,
page 4-79
• Creating ACLs, page 4-59
• Configuring Object Groups, page 4-70
Table 4-2 ACE Appliance and Virtual Context Configuration Options (continued)
Configuration
Subset Description Related Topics
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