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CSS - supporting multiple VLANs

osiristrading123
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‎01-14-2009 11:10 AM

Currently we have our CSS running in a single VLAN. We would like to be able to provide load balancing for server farms based in multiple VLANs, but not permit servers from each VLAN to traverse the CSS to communicate with each other. We would also need servers to see the client source IP (i.e group configuration not suitable).

Is there a way to do this?

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Diego Vargas
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‎01-14-2009 03:52 PM

Yes,

You could accomplish that by the use of ACLs on the CSS, then you can configure the CSS to allow deny traffic destined to server a from server b but allow any other source to reach server a.

At the same time you can accomplish source NATing using ACLs and a group with no other configuration than the VIP.

Perhaps I could help you in more detail with the configuration if you give me an example of your specific design.

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