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ServerIron ADX Firewall Load Balancing Guide 75
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Configuration example for basic multizone FWLB
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DRAFT: BROCADE CONFIDENTIAL
The following command identifies the router port, which is the ServerIron ADX port connected to a
router. In the example in
Figure 13 on page 73, each ServerIron ADX has one router port. If the
link is a trunk group, enter the primary port number. In this example, the router port is port 5.
Zone1-SI(config)# server router-ports 5
The following commands add the firewalls.
Zone1-SI(config)# server fw-name FW1 209.157.24.1
Zone1-SI(config-rs-FW1)# exit
Zone1-SI(config)# server fw-name FW2 209.157.24.254
Zone1-SI(config-rs-FW2)# exit
The names are specific to the ServerIron ADX and do not need to correspond to any name
parameters on the firewalls themselves. The IP addresses are the addresses of the firewall
interfaces with the ServerIron ADX.
The following command configures an Access Control List (ACL) for the IP addresses in the DMZ
zone (zone 2). The command configures a standard ACL for the addresses in zone 2, which
contains addresses in the 209.157.25.x/24 sub-net. The “0.0.0.255” values indicate the
significant bits in the IP address you specify. In this case, all bits except the ones in the last node of
the address are significant.
In this configuration, only one zone definition is required on each ServerIron ADX, including
Zone1-SI. Because the Zone1-SI ServerIron ADX is already in zone 1, the ServerIron ADX will
forward packets either to the ServerIron ADX in zone 2 or to the only other ServerIron ADX that is
not in zone 2. In this case, the only other ServerIron ADX is the one in zone 3. Thus, if ServerIron
ADX Zone1-SI receives a packet that is not addressed to the sub-net Zone1-SI is in, and is not
addressed to a sub-net in zone 2, the ServerIron ADX assumes that the packet is for an address in
the other zone, zone 3. The ServerIron ADX forwards the packet to the ServerIron ADX in zone 3.
Zone1-SI(config)# access-list 2 permit 209.157.25.0 0.0.0.255
Although each zone in this example contains one Class C sub-net, you can configure ACLs for any
range of addresses and even for individual host addresses.
NOTE
This example shows a numbered ACL instead of a named ACL. You must use numbered ACLs. The
FWLB software does not support zone configuration based on named ACLs.
The following commands configure the firewall group parameters. In this case, the commands
configure the firewall zones, add zone 2, and add the firewalls.
Zone1-SI(config)# server fw-group 2
Zone1-SI(config-fw-2)# fwall-zone Zone2 2 2
Zone1-SI(config-fw-2)# fw-name FW1
Zone1-SI(config-fw-2)# fw-name FW2
Syntax: [no] fwall-zone <zone-name> <zone-number> <acl-number>
The fwall-zone command configures a firewall zone. To configure a zone, specify the following
variables:
The <zone-name> variable specifies an ASCII string that identifies the zone.
The <zone-number> variable specifies the number of the zone being configured. This variable can
be specified as an integer from 1 through 10. Refer to
Table 3 for the maximum number of zones
and paths supported on the ServerIron ADX ADX.
The <acl-number> variable specifies the standard ACL that specifies the IP addresses in the zone.
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