Network load balancing and windows 2003

We are going to keep the default port rules and press OK. For most scenarios I would keep the default settings. The most important setting is probably the filtering mode. Press OK to continue. Enter the address of the Virtual IP address of the cluster.

Which is Press "OK". Go to the command prompt and type "wlbs query", as you can see HOST 1 converged successfully on the cluster. The IP address is This means things are working well. The record was created successfully. You should get a response. The nodes of an Network Load Balancing NLB cluster are called members, and the only thing they share is a network connection and one or more virtual IP addresses. True Server clusters are advanced technology clusters, consist of nodes that can share workloads and processes between different members of the cluster.

In True Server cluster, the failed members can be automatically detected and the work which was performed by the failed member can be moved to another available functional member of the cluster. Following table shows the number of nodes supported in Windows Server cluster. Like us on. The bottom pane shows the NLB Manager log. Some log entries offer additional information, which you can view by double-clicking the log entry. Figure B shows such an entry. Figure B You can view additional information for some log entries.

Figure C You can configure host properties remotely through the Host Parameters tab. Figure D The first wizard page prompts for IP address and other properties for the new cluster. Figure F Use the Port Rules page to view existing port rules and create new ones.

Figure H Choose the first cluster host and its cluster interface. Figure I Configure final properties for the first host on the Host Parameters page. Figure J Configure general cluster parameters on the Cluster Parameters tab.

Add a host to an existing cluster Select the cluster and choose Cluster, Add Host. Manage start, stop, etc. Configure port rules for the cluster Select the cluster, and choose Cluster, Control Ports.

Change a host's priority in the cluster Select the host, choose Host, Properties, and set priority on the Host Parameters tab. Connect to a cluster to manage it Choose Cluster, Connect to Existing, enter name of host in the cluster, click Connect, choose a host, and click Next. Editor's Picks.