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yoshijo_100578
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Mar 29, 2008

Link Controller problem about Inbound Wide-IP

Hello,     I've a problem about Link Controller about Inbound Wide-IP, my scenario of problem is..     ISPA 58.100.100.100 (Router A ISP A)   ISPB 200.100.100.100 (Router B ISP B)   ...
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Chris_Seymour_1
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Apr 09, 2008
Yoshijo,

 

 

I think I have seen the same issue you are describing before.

 

 

To have a Virtual Server appear in the Inbound Wide-IP you must make port/protocol specific and not all services. For instance, if you are wanting to create a www.customer.com inbound wide-IP, create the two Virtual Servers for each ISP on TCP port 80. You will then see the Virtual Server in the Inbound Wide-IP.

 

 

Hope this helps.

 

 

Chris