Proxy server cluster settings
To view a list of the proxy server clusters defined for the system, and the status of each of these clusters. You can also use this page to set the settings for a specific proxy server cluster or to view the local topology of a specific proxy server cluster.
To view a list of the proxy server clusters defined for the system, and the status of each of these clusters, in the admin console click Servers > Clusters > Proxy server clusters.
To display the topology of the proxy server clusters, click Servers > Clusters > Proxy server clusters > proxy_server_cluster_name, and then click the Local Topology tab.
To set the settings of a proxy server cluster, in the admin console click Servers > Clusters > Proxy server clusters > proxy_server_cluster_name.
- Cluster name
Logical name for the proxy cluster. The name must be unique among proxy clusters within the containing cell.
- Bounding node group name
Node group that forms the boundaries for this proxy cluster.
A node group is a collection of proxy server nodes. A node is a logical grouping of managed proxy servers, usually on a system that has a distinct IP host address. All proxy servers that are members of a proxy cluster must be on nodes that are members of the same node group. Nodes that are organized into a node group need enough capabilities in common to ensure that proxy clusters formed across the nodes in the node group can host the same application in each proxy cluster member. A node must be a member of at least one node group and can be a member of more than one node group.
Create and manage node groups by clicking System administration > Node groups in the admin console.
- Local Topology tab
To display, in a tree format, a list of all of the appserver proxy clusters defined for the environment. The list shows all of the nodes and proxy cluster members that are included in each proxy cluster contained in a cell.
Related information
Proxy server settings
SIP proxy settings
Virtual host settings