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HiI want to loadbalance two asterisk boxes with a CSM-S. I'm using Direct Server return (no nat server), and it works fine for any tcp based service, but not for UDP, such as SIP or RTP. Can anybody help me? Is this kind of configuration not possible...

Does anyone know how long is the wait time for the built in http get keepalive before it determines there's no answer and marks the service as dying? And is this configurable somewhere? I have an App owner who thinks the load balancer may not be wait...

Does anyone know how long is the wait time for the built in http get keepalive before it determines there's no answer and marks the service as dying? And is this configurable somewhere? I have an App owner who thinks the load balancer may not be wait...

Dear support,I am new to content networking and still trying to read through the several hundred pages of the manuals.just wonder if anyone could help me out with finalising my config on a 11501 that i've purchased to act as a ssl proxy / load balanc...

aoshea by Level 4
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Connectivity hang when inserting an arrowpoint cookie in the decrypted traffic flow (using SCA). We use one arm architecture with CSS 11150. From the trace it looks like the CSS cannot insert the cookie and reset the connection after a while.

cebetant by Community Member
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I am trying to set up a Cisco Ce-590 running 5.3.3 as a proxy for my web clients to Cisco Call manager user options log on.Can not seem to get it going.Changed my host file to point to the CE on 2 test machines.Enabled http and http proxy on the CE.e...

I need balance services, the problem is: the client will be within the same VLAN where the host and the CSS 11500 are!!There are other services working, where the client is on a different VLAN than the HOST, Thanks in advance,

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