Extreme Networks Px Series manual Aux

AUX	2-2
console	2-2
Gigabit Ethernet	2-2
management port	2-2
positioning	2-4
power socket	2-3
power supply	2-3
powering on	2-5
PxM
configuring redundancy with ESRP	8-6
multiple VLANs and redundancy	8-7

R

rack mounting	2-4
real servers
creating	5-1
description of	5-1
maximum connections	5-2
weight	5-2
rear view	2-3
redundancy	8-1
automatic synchronization	8-4
for PxM	8-6
remote logging	4-16
response times, improving	1-1
round robin policy	6-2

S

self-identifying cookie persistence mode	6-5
serial number	2-3
serial port. See console port
server groups
creating	5-2
description of	5-2
health checks	9-4
load balancing policy	5-2
naming	5-2
port number	5-1
scheduling policies	6-1
server load balancing, purpose	1-1
server selection policies	1-3
server-only NAT	6-15
show commands	10-1
SNMP
community strings	4-10
configuring	4-9
settings	4-9
system contact	4-9
system location	4-9
system name	4-9
traps	4-10
socket, power	2-3
SSL session identifier persistence	5-4,6-13
statistics commands	10-1
stickiness

configuring	6-5
description of	6-2
switching
configuring domain name switching	7-3
description of	7-1
domain	7-2
URL	7-4
URL examples	7-4
symbols, command-line interface	4-2
syntax helper	4-2
syntax, understanding	4-2
syslog	4-16
system contact	4-9
system location	4-9
system name	4-9

T

TCP Open health checks	9-1
TCP sequence	1-5
traps	4-10

U

URL switching	5-5,7-4
user accounts	4-4

V

verifying the installation	2-5
viewing accounts	4-6
virtual IP (VIP)	1-2,5-4,7-3
virtual service
creating	1-7,5-1
definition of	1-3
VLANs
multiple with ESRP	8-7
working with	4-8
VRRP
and ESRP	8-3
automatic synchronization	8-4
configuring	8-2
description of	8-1
preempt	8-2
priority	8-2
timers	8-2
virtual router ID (VRID)	8-2

W

website availability, increasing	1-1
weighted least connections policy	6-2
weighted round robin policy	6-2

Px Series Application Switch Installation and Configuration Guide Index - iii