You can also have sub–Virtual Services in cases where you need to load balance using different ports on the same VIP. For example, you may have servers being accessed using the same virtual IP on ports 80, 8088 and 443, so will need to create sub-virtual services in order to accommodate this.
Highlight a Virtual Service you wish to copy.
Click Add Virtual Service to enter row edit mode.
The IP Address and Subnet Mask copies across automatically.
Enter the Port Number for your service.
Enter an optional Service Name
Select a Service Type.
You can now press the Update button to save this section and jump automatically to the Real Server section below
Leave the server Activity option as Online – this means it will be load balanced if it passes the default health monitor of TCP Connect. This setting can be changed later if required.
Enter an IP address for the Real Server
Enter a Port Number for the Real Server
Enter an optional name for the Real Server in the Notes field. Remember this notes field is used for other, specific purposes such as in flightPATH variables, etc.
Click Update to save your changes.
The Status light will first turn Grey, then Green if the Real Server Monitor succeeds. It will turn Red if the Real Server Monitor fails.
A server that has a Red Status light will not be load balanced.
