Results for: Load Balancing - SSL Session Persistence
Load Balancing and Web Acceleration with NetScaler 10
As you may already know, we recently launched The Most Advanced Cloud Network Platform the “NetScaler 10”. This outstanding product is loaded with more than 100 new world-class feature.Today, I want to spend few minutes to familiarize you with some of the major Load Balancing and Web Acceleration enhancements that we have integrated in NetScaler 10. My hope is that you get to play/try these ...
NetScaler 10 – A Landmark Release with 100s of New Features
NetScaler 10 is a remarkable release which makes world’s best Internet delivery platform the most advanced Cloud Network platform. While Enterprises are transforming their Datacenters to Cloud they need the application acceleration and availability requirements to be taken care of. And beyond that there are several visibility, security and scalability aspects which need to be looked at while they move to Cloud.Talk about Cloud or ...
NetScaler for the XenDesktop\XenApp Dummy
I have been working with XenApp since the WinFrame and MetaFrame days. Back then we had to create ALTADDR and NAT entries on the firewall to allow connections from the Internet. Later, we moved into CSG (Citrix Secure Gateway) that allowed only 443 and a single IP address to be exposed to the Internet to access the internal Presentation Server farm.Now, the preferred method is Access ...
Armored Browser
Integrated with NetScaler HTTP Callout Ever wonder, with all of this networking security, who is protecting the information at the endpoint, before it enters the VPN stack? Ever heard of Keyloggers and Framegrabbers? API's that can read your passwords? (Even when connected to an SSL VPN or to a web application using HTTPS). You're not out of the woods yet until you secure your internet ...
Load Balancing – SSL Session Persistence
Configuring Persistence Based on SSL Session IDsThe Citrix NetScaler initially selects a server by using a load balancing method. With persistence configured, enabling the NetScaler to send any subsequent client requests to the selected server, the server can access state information for that client. If persistence is configured, it overrides the load balancing methods once the server has been selected. If the configured persistence ...
Configuring Persistence based Load Balancing
Configuring Persistent Connections Between Clients and ServersThe Citrix NetScaler initially selects a server by using a load balancing method. With persistence configured, enabling the NetScaler to send any subsequent client requests to the selected server, the server can access state information for that client. If persistence is configured, it overrides the load balancing methods once the server has been selected. If the configured persistence ...
Load Balancing – Persistence
Load balancing with persistence allows you to distribute client requests across multiple servers and optimize resource utilization. Load balancers improve server fault tolerance and end-user response time. In a scenario with a limited number of servers providing service to a large number of clients, a server can become overloaded and degrade server performance. Load balancing is used to prevent bottlenecks by forwarding the client ...
Load Balancing – Hash Method
Load balancing uses a number of algorithms, called load balancing methods, to determine how to distribute the load among the servers. When a Load balancer is configured to use the hash method, it computes a hash value then sends the request to the server. Hash load balancing is similar to persistence based load balancing, ensuring that connections within existing user sessions are consistently routed ...
Configuring, Verifying and Monitoring Persistence on NetScaler
What is persistence in Server Load Balancing?Before understanding what persistence is, let us get an overview of Server Load balancing (SLB). The SLB feature selects a server (service to be precise) from a set of configured servers to serve a client request based on a load balancing algorithm configured by an administrator.In Figure 1, user B's first request can be served by one of the ...