Alteon Application Switch Operating System Application Guide
Server Load Balancing
214 Document ID: RDWR-ALOS-V2900_AG1302
IPv6 Layer 4 SLB Information
The following commands are used to display IPv6 Layer 4 session information:
To display IPv6-related items in the SLB session dump
To display IPv6 client IP addresses in the SLB session dump
To display IPv6 destination IP addresses in the SLB session dump
IPv6 Real Server Health Checks
Health checking is supported for IPv6 real servers. For information on the configuration and
management of health checking, refer to Health Checking, page 481
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Source Network-Based Server Load Balancing
Alteon lets you provide differentiated services for specific client groups, including different types of
services, different levels of service, and different service access rights. This can be achieved by
adding source IP classification to a virtual server or filter using network classes.
A network class is a configuration object that can include multiple IP ranges and/or IP subnets and
can be used for traffic classification.
• Configuring Network Classes, page 214
• Configuring Source Network-Based Server Load Balancing, page 216
Configuring Network Classes
A network class contains multiple network elements, with each element defining a specific range, a
specific IP subnet, or a specific IP address that is either included in the network class or excluded
from the network class. Using network classes for traffic classification, you can add or remove IP
addresses without changing the entire traffic classification configuration.
You can configure up to 1024 network classes, 4096 subnets or IP ranges, and 8192 single IPs.
>> Main# /info/slb/sess/dump
>> Main# /info/slb/sess/cip6
>> Main# /info/slb/sess/dip6
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