06-29-2011 02:28 PM
Hello all,
I have a CAS array for Exchange 2010 configured to loadbalance on my Cisco ACE 47XX. My question is: Can I run a mixed VMware cluster version 3.5 and 4.1 on my ACE? I am experiencing is dropped RPC connections and I was wondering if that could be the cause of it or maybe I am misconfigured something on the ACE
Another question:
Should I seperate the two cluster versions on their own serverfarm and than loadbalance the farms? What I mean is serverfarm 3.5 and serverfarm 4.1 and than loadbalance them.
Thanks
 
					
				
		
06-30-2011 12:27 AM
Hi Keith,
As far as the ACE is concerned, there is no difference between a virtualized server and a real one. The only thing it knows is the IP address and port to access them. Therefore, it should not matter if some of the servers are in a VMware 3.5 and some others in 4.1
Regards
Daniel
07-12-2011 12:05 PM
07-16-2011 12:16 AM
I am not familiar with ACE, but I had to use the configuration below on my CSM to configure RPC connections to CAS.
serverfarm EXCH-CAS
nat server
no nat client
real x.x.248.100
  inservice
real x.x.248.101
  inservice
probe EXCH-CAS
serverfarm EXCH-CAS-SSL
nat server
no nat client
real x.x.254.60
  inservice
real x.x.254.61
  inservice
probe SSL-FARM
vserver EXCH-CAS
  virtual x.x.254.154 tcp www
  vlan 460
  serverfarm EXCH-CAS
  sticky 1440 group 152
  replicate csrp sticky
  replicate csrp connection
  persistent rebalance
  inservice
!
vserver EXCH-CAS-S
  virtual x.x.214.139 tcp https
  vlan 400
  serverfarm EXCH-CAS-SSL
  sticky 5 group 252
  replicate csrp sticky
  replicate csrp connection
  persistent rebalance
  no inservice
!
vserver EXCH-CAS-TEST-S
  virtual x.x.214.139 any
  vlan 400
  serverfarm EXCH-CAS
  sticky 1440 group 251
  replicate csrp sticky
  replicate csrp connection
  persistent rebalance
  inservice
Mohamad
 
					
				
				
			
		
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