Implementing LSNAT

1. Configure one or more server farms by:
   • Specifying a server farm name
   • Configuring real servers as members of the server farm
   • Specifying a load balancing algorithm for each server farm
2. Configure each real server by:
   • Optionally configuring and assigning a probe(s) to monitor real server state, port verification and application content verification
   • Optionally limiting the maximum number of active connections for this real server
   • Optionally specifying a round robin weight value for this real server
   • Enabling the real server for service
3. Configure a virtual server by:
   • Specifying a virtual server name
   • Associating a virtual server with a server farm
   • Configuring a virtual server IP address (VIP)
   • Configuring a source NAT pool
   • Optionally restricting access to specific virtual server clients
   • Optionally specifying a sticky type and idle timeout
   • Enabling the virtual server for service
4. Configure global virtual server settings by:
   • Optionally defining a non-standard FTP port (IPv4 only) or TFTP port to be used by virtual servers
   • Optionally allowing all clients to directly access all services provided by real servers
5. Manage a real server by clearing load balancing connections or statistics