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CSS11506 - configuration for telnet

julxu
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Greeting,

I want create two web farms, and one for testing and one for real production on L3 load balancing.

The testing farm will need four machines and every machine need can be telneted by the user who is on our public network.

The two web farms are in two private networks and the only link to our public network is var the CSS11506.

Is possible to configure CSS11506 instead of create a backdoor to the private network by create another route interface on our router?

That means I need let users able to telnet into the test machines in the private network, but, do not let the private network on our normal network routing table.

Any comments will be appreciated

Thanks in advance.

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nihal.akbulut
Level 1
Level 1

Hi,

Maybe you can define rules for a telnet service to your servers. . I mean , you can define a content for each test server so users can telnet to them using vip addresses and your public network don't need to know private addresses. Because telnet requests will be made to vip address from the public network. Of course, your vip address must be in your public address space.

Not sure how effective is this solution but hope this helps.

Thanks for the reply.

I am new to contents switching. I have impress that very pool only can have one VIP address? am I wrong?

Do you means that:

server test1

ip address 10.1.1.1

protocol tcp

port 23

active

server test2

ip address 10.1.1.2

protocol tcp

port 23

active

.....

Owner test-farm

contents test-telnet1

vip address 10.100.1.1

protocol tcp

port 23

add service test1

contents test-telnet2

vip address 10.100.1.2

protocol tcp

port 23

add service test2

......

Please advice.

Many regards

yes, I exactly mean that config. So when your users want to telnet server1 they will use 10.100.1.1 (public address) and they won't need to know 10.1.1.1 (private address)

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