Configure Auto-Translate Port
Hi ! i try to create a Range for Auto Port translation for Oracle Web App (port 7777).
I dont see this option!
I have ACOS 2.7.2-P10(build: 86) - TH1030S
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To configure Auto-Translate Port:
1. Select Confi g Mode > Service > SLB
2. On the menu bar, select Global > Auto Translation
3. Click on one of the range names. The Auto Translation screen appears
Note: If a range has already been confi gured for use by non-standard port numbers, do not reconfi gure this
range. Instead, select an un-confi gured range.
4. Edit the port numbers in the Start Port and End Port fi elds, based on the guidelines described
above
5. Click OK
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https://www.a10networks.com/resources/deployment-guides/oracle-application-server
Thanks!!!
Regards
I dont see this option!
I have ACOS 2.7.2-P10(build: 86) - TH1030S
"
To configure Auto-Translate Port:
1. Select Confi g Mode > Service > SLB
2. On the menu bar, select Global > Auto Translation
3. Click on one of the range names. The Auto Translation screen appears
Note: If a range has already been confi gured for use by non-standard port numbers, do not reconfi gure this
range. Instead, select an un-confi gured range.
4. Edit the port numbers in the Start Port and End Port fi elds, based on the guidelines described
above
5. Click OK
"
https://www.a10networks.com/resources/deployment-guides/oracle-application-server
Thanks!!!
Regards
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the documentation is for ACOS 2.0.X (2009).
This function doesn't exist in 2.7.X anymore.
The goal of this function was to set a range of target ports at the server side.
Usually you have only one or some ports to balance on.
What is your use case you want to use it for? Please explain it more detailed.
Thank you!
CU hkohn!
Thanks for the replies!!
I have a Oracle APP, and the user login is on port 7777 after thah use port 80.
i try to put the app in the 443 port, making ssl offload.
Any suggest?
Thank you!
Regards
Alvaro
i suggest this config to redirect and offload the SSL traffic. i am not sure port 7777 is correct for your use but you can adjust it your own way.
slb server server1 1.1.1.1
port 80 tcp
port 7777 tcp
!
slb server server2 1.1.1.2
port 80 tcp
port 7777 tcp
!
slb service-group sg-80 tcp
member server1:80
member server2:80
!
!
slb service-group sg-7777 tcp
member server1:7777
member server2:7777
!
!
slb template client-ssl client-ssl
cert client-ssl
chain-cert client-ssl
key client-ssl
!
slb virtual-server VIP-1 2.2.2.1
port 80 http
name _2.2.2.1_HTTP_80
aflex redirect-HTTP-to-HTTPS
port 7777 tcp
service-group sg-7777
port 443 https
service-group sg-80
template client-ssl client-ssl
aFlex: redirect-HTTP-to-HTTPS
when HTTP_REQUEST {
HTTP::redirect https://[HTTP::host][HTTP::uri]
}
This should mainly solve you needs for this project.
Let me know if you need additional information.
CU hkohn!
Why use two service group ?
I try to make this :
https://www.a10networks.com/sites/default/files/resource-files/DG_Oracle.pdf
Mi intention is no publish the 7777 port to the cliente, else this comunicacion stay in the ADC. some like PAT
Thanks for the help!