05-03-2012 10:28 AM
Hello,
I am in the process of migration from CSM module to ACE and I do have a question
regarding "nat server" functionality. I.e. for CSM module there is certain serverfarm
configuration:
serverfarm MID
nat server
nat client MID
predictor leastconns
real 10.36.9.135 80
inservice
real 10.36.9.136 80
inservice
real 10.36.9.137 80
inservice
probe MID80
probe MIDPG
There are two NATs configured: "server nat" and "client nat" with natpool. There is no problem
with client nat configuration for ACE module. It is a quite easy to configure the same for ACE.
But - how to configure something like "nat server" on ACE module?
It seems like "nat server" is enabled by default on CSM module (that's is why it exists for every
serverfarm in CSM config).
Is it enabled by default on ACE also? Actually I did no found any mention about in manuals.
Could you help me and provide any example how to configure "nat server" or convert this part
of configuration for ACE module?
Thank you.
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05-04-2012 07:06 PM
Hello,
I guess you have misinterpreted "nat server" on CSM.
this command only conclude that destination IP address for the connection (i.e. VIP) has to be change when forwarding the same connection to any real server (change VIP to real server IP and real server IP back to VIP for reply connection).
this is default setting in CSM (but still visible) and default on ACE (but not visible).
there are cases where in you do not want the NAT of VIP to server IP and vice versa (IPSEC load balancing for e.g.) then in CSM you can use "no nat server" while on ACE you use "transparent"
05-04-2012 07:06 PM
Hello,
I guess you have misinterpreted "nat server" on CSM.
this command only conclude that destination IP address for the connection (i.e. VIP) has to be change when forwarding the same connection to any real server (change VIP to real server IP and real server IP back to VIP for reply connection).
this is default setting in CSM (but still visible) and default on ACE (but not visible).
there are cases where in you do not want the NAT of VIP to server IP and vice versa (IPSEC load balancing for e.g.) then in CSM you can use "no nat server" while on ACE you use "transparent"
05-07-2012 10:30 AM
Thanks for this, Gaurav.
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