- Creating a Two-Node Cluster
- Migrating an HA Setup to a Cluster Setup
- Transitioning between a L2 and L3 Cluster
- Setting Up GSLB in a Cluster
- Using Cache Redirection in a Cluster
- Using L2 Mode in a Cluster Setup
- Using Cluster LA Channel with Linksets
- Backplane on LA Channel
- Common Interfaces for Client and Server and Dedicated Interfaces for Backplane
- Common Switch for Client, Server, and Backplane
- Common Switch for Client and Server and Dedicated Switch for Backplane
- Different Switch for Every Node
- Sample Cluster Configurations
Using Cache Redirection in a Cluster
Feb 17, 2015
Cache redirection in a cluster works in the same way as it does on a standalone NetScaler appliance. The only difference is that the configurations are done on the cluster IP address. For more information on cache redirection, see "Cache Redirection."
Points to remember when using cache redirection in transparent mode on a cluster:
Before configuring cache redirection, make sure that you have connected all nodes to the external switch and that you have linksets configured. Otherwise, client requests will be dropped.
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When MAC mode is enabled on a load balancing virtual server, make sure MBF mode is enabled on the cluster by using the enable ns mode MBF command. Otherwise, the requests are sent to origin server directly instead of being sent to the cache server.