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About the HP LB modules configuration guides

The HP LB modules configuration guides describe the software features for the HP LB modules, and guide

you through the software configuration procedures. These configuration guides also provide

configuration examples to help you apply the software features to different network scenarios.

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System Management Configuration

Guide

Introduces basic configurations for the LB modules. This guide includes:

• Overview

• Login management

• Device information

• Device management

• User management

• Virtual device

• Unified multi-system management

• NTP

• Software upgrade

• Configuration file management

• CLI

Network Management

Configuration Guide

Describes how to configure the interfaces of the LB modules, and the

network management features. This guide includes:

• Interface and IP address

• MAC address table

• Layer 2 forwarding

• VLAN

• ARP

• IP forwarding basics

• Layer 3 forwarding

• NAT

• NAT-PT

• ALG

• Flow classification

• IPv4 DNS

• IPv4 routing

• IPv4 policy-based routing

• IPv6 basics

• IPv6 DNS

• IPv6 routing

• IPv6 policy-based routing

• Routing policy

Load Balancing Configuration

Guide

Describes the import function of the LB, the load balancing function.

Load balancing is a cluster technology to distribute specific services

such as network services and network traffic among multiple network

devices (for example servers and firewalls), enhancing service

processing capability and ensuring high reliability of services.

Summary of content (2 pages)

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About the HP LB modules configuration guides The HP LB modules configuration guides describe the software features for the HP LB modules, and guide you through the software configuration procedures. These configuration guides also provide configuration examples to help you apply the software features to different network scenarios. Configuration guide Content Introduces basic configurations for the LB modules.
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Configuration guide Content Introduces the security features and their configurations. This guide includes: Security Configuration Guide • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Security overview Security zone Time range resource ACL AAA Password control Public key PKI SSL SSH RSH Session management Virtual fragment reassembly Attack detection and protection TCP attack protection ND attack defense Introduces the availability features of the LB modules.