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Multiple Wide-IPs with a single VS and Cross DC failover.
Hi,
I want to publish 4 services externally (internet) and internally (LAN/WAN) and want to have a cross DC failover but I have a limited number of public IP addresses so would like use a single VS. Wondering, how can I go about this?
can anyone help please?
Thanks.
- NicCage
Nimbostratus
According to your question i assume you don't have 4 free IP's per DC to separate your services.
You can create one VS per DC and segregate traffic by examining the URI and assign a proper Pool depending on the URI.
Do you want to initiate DC failover manually or automatic based on a health-check result?
If you need to failover automatically, do you want to do this per Service or for all Services of a DC together?
- Qasim
Cirrostratus
Hi Nic,
thanks for your swift response. yes that's right and I would like to present both option i.e. failover separately and failover for all services if possible.
thanks you.
- NicCage
Nimbostratus
I would try it the following way:
- Create Data Center Objects
- Create a GTM Server Object (Generic Host) for each DC with your shared Public IP
- Create 4 Virtual Server Objects within the Server Object, all with the same IP and Port, but assign a specific Monitor (suitable for the Application) to each of them
- Create Pools for each Application for each DC
- Create Wide-IP's for each Application referencing to the Pools
I didn't got much into detail, but hopefully you can follow my idea anyway.
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