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36CHAPTER 4: WORKING WITH THE WEB INTERFACE

In addition to the blocks, there are three buttons that can be used to assign permissions, and server and cache assignments. Table 9 describes the buttons and their actions.

Table 9 Buttons and their actions

Button	Action

Permissions	Displays a matrix of user groups versus virtual services
	displaying access rights of deny or allow.
Server Assignments	Displays a matrix of virtual services versus physical servers. This
	display shows which servers are used for each virtual service
	and the operational status of the mappings.
Cache Assignments	Displays a matrix of cache servers. This display shows which
	cache server are used for each virtual service and the
	operational status of the mappings.

Contents

SuperStack® Page CONTENTS ABOUT THIS GUIDE 1INTRODUCING THE SERVER LOAD BALANCER 2INSTALLING THE SERVER LOAD BALANCER 3SETTING UP FOR MANAGEMENT 4WORKING WITH THE WEB INTERFACE 5CONFIGURING NON-REDUNDANT SERVER LOAD BALANCING 6CONFIGURING REDUNDANT SERVER LOAD BALANCING 7 CONFIGURING CACHE REDIRECTION 8CONFIGURING FOR LOAD BALANCING A SAFETY INFORMATION BTECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND PIN-OUTS C TECHNICAL SUPPORT INDEX 3COM CORPORATION LIFETIME LIMITED WARRANTY REGULATORY NOTICES ABOUT THIS GUIDE http://www.3com.com Conventions Related Documentation Product Registration Documentation Comments Page INTRODUCING THE SERVER LOAD About the Server Load Balancer Server Load Balancer — Front View Detail LEDs Balancer — Rear Downloading 3Com Network Supervisor INSTALLING THE SERVER LOAD Package Contents Choosing a Suitable Site Rack-mounting Choosing the Correct Cables Placing Units On Top of Each Other The Power-up Sequence Solving Problems Indicated by LEDs SETTING UP FOR MANAGEMENT Methods of Managing the Balancer Assigning an IP Address <Return CAUTION Page WORKING WITH THE WEB INTERFACE Choosing a Browser Netscape Navigator 1 Click on Click here to get the plug-in Get the plug-in Download Accessing the Web Interfacesteps: Using the Web Interface Summary View ■System Summary ■Device Summary Device View ■Port Hotspots ■Unit Hotspot Control Buttons Logical View Page Help View Setting up SNMP Management Upgrading Operating Software Page CONFIGURING NON-REDUNDANT Balancing Example Configuring for Non-redundantServer Load Balancing Non-redundant SLB Chris Lab NAT Enabled for Server and Cache Subnets CONFIGURING REDUNDANT SERVER LOAD BALANCING Redundant Server Load Balancing Active-Passive Redundancy Page Active-Active Page Setting Settings Page CONFIGURING CACHE Cache Redirection Defining a Cache Subnet Redundant Adding a Cache Assigning Caches to Services Creating a Cache Profile (Optional) Page Page CONFIGURING FOR LOAD Defining a Server Changing Lan Port Roles Adding a Server Adding a Service Web HTTP Service Assigning Servers to Service Assigning Server to Services (Advanced) Adding a User Group Creating a Balance Page Page Modifying Security Filters (Attack Mitigation) Modifying User Access Modifying Admin Access Modifying Monitor Access Page SAFETY INFORMATION Important Safety Information Page L’information de Sécurité Importante Page Wichtige Sicherheitsinformat ionen ACHTUNG Page TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND Specifications Console Port Cable PC-ATSerial TECHNICAL SUPPORT Online Technical Support from Your Support from 3Com Page Returning Products for Repair Page INDEX Numbers Page Page Page 3Com Corporation LIFETIME LIMITED WARRANTY SUPERSTACK® 3 SERVER LOAD BALANCER (3C16120) SUPERSTACK® 3 SERVER LOAD BALANCER PLUS (3C16121) Page Page Page REGULATORY NOTICES