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Configuring WAP server load balancing

To configure WAP server load balancing:

  1. From the device view, select the Web Switching Module.
    2. The Web Switching Module is highlighted.
  2. From the Edit menu, choose WSM Card > L4 Switching > SLB.
    3. The Server Load Balance dialog box opens to the General tab.
  3. In the Virtual Matrix Architecture field, click Enabled.
  4. In the Direct Access Mode field, click Disabled.
  5. In the Transparent Proxy Cache Protocol field, click Enabled.
  6. Click Set > Apply.
    7. Dam, VMA, and TPCP are configured for WAP.
  7. Click the Virtual Server tab.
    8. The Virtual Server tab opens.
  8. Select the virtual server to configure.
    9. The row is highlighted.
  9. Click Services.
    10. The Virtual Server Services dialog box opens displaying the services for the selected server.
  10. Click Insert.
    11. The Insert Virtual Server Services dialog box opens.
  11. In the Virtual Service field, type a number (1 - 8) for the WAP service.
  12. In the Virtual Port field, type 9200 for the WAP service.
  13. In the Real Server Port field, type 9200 for the WAP service.
  14. In the Persistent Binding field, click the down arrow and choose Disabled.
  15. In the UDP Balancing field, click Enabled.
  16. Click Insert.
    17. The Insert Services dialog box closes and the virtual service appears in the Virtual Server Services dialog box.
  17. Click Apply > Close.
    18. The WAP service is configured and the Virtual Server Services dialog box closes.
  18. From the Virtual Server tab, click Close.
    19. The Server Load Balance dialog box closes.
  19. From the Edit menu, choose WSM Card > L4 Switching > WAP.
    20. The WAP dialog box opens.
  20. In the WAP Load Balancing field, click Enabled.
  21. Click Set > Apply > Close.
    22. WAP server load balancing is configured.
  22. Continue configuring WAP SLB using RADIUS snooping by Configuring the WAP RADIUS snooping filter.

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