12-09-2009 09:32 PM

hi
I have a customer with 4710 that load balances inbound traffic onto 2 servers. this works
There is also a requirement for the servers that are load balnced to [what seems to me ] to load balance onto themselves and for other server on the same vlan to use the servers in the farm in a load balanced way.
driving me bonkers ......
any ideas ?
thanks
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12-10-2009 01:55 AM
this is possible with client nat.
By nating the source ip , you trick the server to believe the connection comes from another device.
So, all you need is a policy to dynamically nat request coming in.
You add this new policy on the server side interface so that only requests coming from the servers are source nated.
Gilles.
12-10-2009 01:55 AM
this is possible with client nat.
By nating the source ip , you trick the server to believe the connection comes from another device.
So, all you need is a policy to dynamically nat request coming in.
You add this new policy on the server side interface so that only requests coming from the servers are source nated.
Gilles.
12-28-2009 11:20 AM
Thanks fro teh swift and accurate reply
09-12-2026 05:44 AM
This sounds like a tricky routing and load-balancing scenario. I’d check the ACE 4710’s behavior for connections originating from the server farm itself, particularly source NAT and return-path handling. Hairpinning may be required for the servers to reach the VIP and still be load balanced correctly.
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