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Our client has a firewall Stonbeat cluster. the clusters respond with a multicast MAC address to an ARP request. On Cisco routers, you configure a static ARP for the multicast address. I tried this in the CSS 11503 (arp multicast MAC) but it didn't w...

alexnap by Community Member
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Can you split one Css11503 across two separate DMZ's securely. I have a group of server that are currently being load balanced in one DMZ I now have a requirement to Load balance another set of server in another DMZ is it possible spilt the CSS acros...

eoin by Community Member
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We have LD416 Ver.4.2.5.Please let me know how to describe "probehttp".The following were tested , but nothing worked.When the parameters are the case of /test.asp, it worked.THe following command rejectedprobehttp real id file '/test.asp\?ip=0555&si...

tsuenaga by Community Member
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I am using a CSS11506 w/ a SSL module and am having issues once users get logged into the site. I have 2 backend servers that the CSS connects to via port 80. Initially everything works fine - after users log in, they get an IE popup message saying t...

rm2017 by Level 3
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CSS has two session modules. There is the following state:CSS5-SCM-2GE F0 1 1 60%CSS5-IOM-2GE E0 2 1 97%I know that the weights of processes are different.CSS5-SCM-2GE F0 1 1 4 40CSS5-IOM-2GE E0 2 1 6 60Can I change the weight of process? Can I find ...

I have the CSS11501s-k9 content switch which allows for SSL functionality. Does anyone know if when you purchase this model if the SSL licences is included, or if that is a seperate purchase? I believe it is called the Secure Management set.

noc by Frequent Visitor
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