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0.uk.pool.ntp.org
1.uk.pool.ntp.org
2.uk.pool.ntp.org
Or, for the US, you would use:
0.us.pool.ntp.org
1.us.pool.ntp.org
2.us.pool.ntp.org
Be careful when using country based NTP pool servers, since some countries contain a very limited
number of time servers. In these cases, it is best to use a mix of country and continent based pool
servers. If a country has only one time server, then it is recommended you use a time server pool
based in another nearby country that supports more servers, or use the continent based server pools.
For example, Japan has 6 (six) time servers as of the date this document was published. The
organization that maintains time server pools recommends using the following to specify time
server pools for Japanese locations:
2.jp.pool.ntp.org
0.asia.pool.ntp.org
2.asia.pool.ntp.org
For more information on choosing NTP pool servers, please see the NTP pool server web pages at:
http://ntp.isc.org/bin/view/Servers/NTPPoolServers
Saving or Restoring Your Configuration
Equalizer enables you to save or back up a configuration or restore a saved configuration.
Saving Your Configuration
Use the Backup/Restore Configuration command to save your Equalizer configuration to a file or to
load a saved configuration.
When you save your configuration, Equalizer wraps up the following information in a binary file:
•
/var/eq/eq.conf, which contains the cluster/server configurations that appear in the left
pane of the administrative interface.
•
/var/eq/envoy.conf, which is the Envoy configuration (if Envoy is installed); it contains
geographic cluster and site information from the left pane of the administrative interface.
•
/var/eq/licenses, which contains licensing information.
• Configuration files from
/etc (including hosts, master.passwd, ntp.conf, passwd,
rc.conf-eq, resolv.conf, syslog.conf) and /etc/ssh (including ssh_config,
sshd_config, and host keys).
Note – Equalizer passwords are not saved or restored, but IP configuration, clusters, and failover
information are saved.
- Equalizer 1
- Installation and 1
- Administration Guide 1
- Contents 3
- In This Guide 11
- Typographical Conventions 12
- Where to Go for More Help 12
- 1 Overview 13
- Introducing Equalizer 13
- Load Balancing UDP Services 14
- Chapter 1: Overview 16
- Geographic Load Balancing 17
- Figure 4) 19
- Equalizer’s Network Ports 20
- Using Reserved IP Addresses 26
- 2 Installing Equalizer 31
- Before You Install Equalizer 31
- Serial Connection 33
- Setting the Time Zone 37
- Setting the Date and Time 37
- Upgrading Equalizer Software 38
- Shutting Down Equalizer 39
- 4 Accessing Browser Controls 45
- Figure 17 The login screen 46
- Figure 19 Main menu bar 47
- Licensing Equalizer 51
- Requesting a License Offline 53
- Modifying System Parameters 55
- Failover Configurations First 64
- Enabling Outbound NAT 65
- Managing Stale Connections 65
- 4. Click the commit button 67
- Configuring Static Routes 69
- Modifying a Static Route 70
- Deleting a Static Route 70
- Managing System Time and NTP 71
- Enabling or Disabling NTP 72
- Selecting an NTP Server 72
- Saving Your Configuration 73
- Backing Up Your Configuration 74
- Rebooting Equalizer 75
- Working with Virtual Clusters 78
- Adding a Virtual Cluster 79
- Deleting a Virtual Cluster 86
- Enabling Persistent Sessions 92
- HTTPS Header Insertion 97
- Front-End-Https: on 98
- Adding a Server to a Cluster 100
- Deleting a Server 102
- Managing Servers 105
- Displaying Equalizer Status 112
- Displaying Server Information 119
- Displaying Site Information 124
- Configuring Plot Logs 125
- Exporting Usage Statistics 126
- 10.0.0.10) or 129
- Enabling the SNMP Agent 131
- MIB Description 132
- 8 Working with Match Rules 135
- Why Match Rules? 135
- Match Rule Processing 136
- Match Expressions 137
- Match Bodies 139
- Match Rule Definitions 139
- Managing Match Rules 140
- The Default Match Rule 141
- Creating a New Match Rule 141
- Match Functions 144
- Figure62 URI components 146
- Match Function Notes 148
- Example Match Rules 151
- Envoy Overview 161
- Enabling Envoy 164
- domain 165
- Adding a Geographic Cluster 167
- Working with Sites 169
- Envoy Configuration Worksheet 172
- A Using Server Agents 173
- Introducing Server Agents 173
- Enabling Agents 173
- Writing Server Agents 174
- B Using Reserved IP Addresses 177
- Equalizers 178
- C Regular Expression Format 179
- Learning About Atoms 179
- Creating a Bracket Expression 180
- Matching Expressions 181
- D HTTPS Cluster Certificates 183
- Clearing Secure Key Storage 193
- Using IIS with Equalizer 194
- Supported Cipher Suites 197
- Xcel I Card 198
- E Troubleshooting 199
- Equalizer Doesn’t Boot 199
- Appendix E: Troubleshooting 200
- Context Help Does Not Appear 202
- F License and Warranty 205
- G Additional Requirements 209
- Short-Circuit Protection 209
- Power Supply Cord 209
- Specifications 210
- °F, 5 - 40 °C 212
- Glossary 213
- 192.22.33.1 216
- ( 218
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