2 Basic GSLB for IPv6 configuration
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Configuring sites
The GSLB protocol is disabled by default. You must enable the GSLB protocol on each site ServerIron ADX. After you enable the GSLB protocol, the GSLB ServerIron ADX finds the site ServerIron ADXs using their IP management addresses, which you specify when you configure the remote site information.
When you create a site, you give it a name and identify the ServerIron ADXs in it. (You can also specify the administrative preference for site ServerIron ADXs. Refer to “Administrative preference metric” on page 220.)
To configure the server sites shown in Figure 12 on page 195, enter commands such as the following:
ServerIronADX(config)# gslb site US
ServerIronADX(config)# gslb site EU
These commands configure two GSLB sites: one in the United States (US), the other in Europe (EU). Each site contain one ServerIron ADX (a site ServerIron ADX) that load balances traffic across server farms.
Syntax: [no] gslb site <name>
The <name> parameter is a text string that uniquely identifies the site on the GSLB ServerIron ADX. You can enter a string up to 16 characters long. The string can contain blanks. To use blanks, enclose the string in quotation marks.
Syntax: [no] si-name [<name>] <ip-addr> [<preference>]
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In both cases, you must not enter a virtual IP address (VIP) configured on the ServerIron ADX or a source IP address added for source NAT.
NOTE
Only IPv4 addresses are supported for site ServerIron ADXs. All communication between the GSLB ServerIron ADX and the site ServerIron ADX is on IPv4.
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