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Managing load balancers by network container


A load balancer pool is a group of server network interfaces across which network traffic is load balanced. The server network interfaces must all be on the same network. A load balancer pool has a virtual IP Address (VIP). Network traffic is addressed to the load balancer VIP and forwarded to a server in the pool based on the load balancing algorithm used for the pool.

Before you begin

The network container must have at least one load balancer.

To manage a load balancer and its pools from a network container

  1. From the Tenant Administrator Console, click the Network link bar on the My Services tab.
     The Network Containers pane is displayed.
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  2. Click the network container for which you want to add, delete, or manage load balancers.
  3. Click the Manage Load Balancers icon LBicon.gif.
     The Manage Load Balancers dialog is displayed. If no load balancers exist in the selected network container, the following message is displayed:
    There are no load balancers associated with this network container.
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  4. Select the load balancer to manage.
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  5. Perform one of the following tasks:

 

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