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VIP: 10.1.1.1:80real service 1: 192.1.1.1:80real service 2: 192.1.1.2:80user IP: 10.2.2.1CSS ver 8.2when user opens a web-browser connection to http://10.1.1.1, he always gets attached to 192.1.1.1 unless he closes the browser and opens a new one onl...

aolabisi by Level 1
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HiCould someone inform me how a CSS 11500 handles a packet with TCP invalid checksum. I have two loadbalanced svrs behind a CSS and im seeing the and ACK with a bad checksum hitting the server VLAN interface of the CSS which appears to send RST 200 m...

Hi,I have a problem with the configuration of the Serverside alias IP Address. When I configure the IP Address of the Server Side Vlan to .1 everything works fine. But when I change the Vlan IP Address to .3 and confige the alias IP Address to .1 I c...

pprade by Community Member
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For one possible deployment, a customer has a main site, a branch site, and a DR site. The topology I'm looking at is:Controller at main siteWAE 512 at main siteWAE 512 at DR siteIOS NM WAE at branch siteTwo questions: 1) Will the main site 512 act a...

rburkholder by Community Member
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Hi,We are using CNR for DNS and DHCPv6 and would like to handout v6 network prefixes of /119 or /120 to Windows 2003 (SP2) clients. Question is will the MS 2003 clients accept a network prefix of other than /64? (Sorry I understand this is NOT an M$ ...

fsebera by Level 9
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I configured cookie sticky and it seems to work by testing from the same machine with different browsers (IE & FF). I also can see the connections using the show conn serverfarm command. But I can't seem to see the sticky database entries. It is alwa...

cajalat by Level 3
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