Configuring basic content switching 编辑

Before you configure content switching, you must understand how content switching is set up and how the services and virtual servers are connected.

To configure a basic, functional content switching setup, first enable the content switching feature. Then, create at least one content group. For each content group, create a content switching virtual server to accept requests to a group of websites that use content switching. Also create a load balancing setup, which includes a group of load balancing virtual servers to which the content switching virtual server directs requests. To specify which requests to direct to which load balancing virtual server, create at least two content switching policies, one for each type of request that is to be redirected. When you have created the virtual servers and policies, bind the policies to the content switching virtual server. You can also bind a policy to multiple content switching virtual servers. When you bind a policy, you specify the load balancing virtual server to which requests that match the policy are to be directed.

In addition to binding individual policies to a content switching virtual server, you can bind policy labels. If you create more content groups, you can bind a policy or policy label to more than one of the content switching virtual servers.

Note

After creating a content group, you can modify its content switching virtual server to customize the configuration.

Enabling content switching

To use the content switching feature, you must enable content switching. You can configure content switching entities even though the content switching feature is disabled. However, the entities will not work.

To enable content switching by using the CLI

At the command prompt, type the following commands to enable content switching and verify the configuration:

enable ns feature CS

show ns feature
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