Set up NetScaler BLX cluster
Before you begin
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Ensure that you understand the NetScaler cluster feature. For more information, see NetScaler Cluster.
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Ensure that the following configurations are present on the Linux host of all the NetScaler BLX instances:
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NTP is configured on each Linux host.Note:
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For information about configuring NTP on Oracle Linux, see the Oracle Linux documentation.
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For information about configuring NTP on Ubuntu Linux, see the Ubuntu Linux documentation.
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For information about configuring NTP on CentOS Linux, see the CentOS Linux documentation.
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Logging and
rsyslogsettings are configured for NetScaler BLX logs.
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Ensure that the core dump is enabled on all the NetScaler BLX instances. For more information about enabling core dumps, see Configure compressed core dumps for NetScaler BLX.
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Cluster is supported only for NetScaler BLX instances.
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All general prerequisites of a NetScaler cluster apply to the NetScaler BLX cluster.Note:For more information about the general prerequisites for setting up a NetScaler cluster, see General Prerequisites for NetScaler cluster.
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For information about the NetScaler features supported in a NetScaler BLX cluster, see NetScaler features supportability matrix for NetScaler BLX cluster.
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For information about automating NetScaler deployments using Terraform, see:
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NetScaler BLX cluster setups are not supported in public cloud platforms. For example, AWS cloud.
Limitations of a NetScaler BLX cluster
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CLAG-based traffic distribution is not supported.
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All limitations of a standalone NetScaler BLX apply to a NetScaler BLX cluster as well.For more information about the limitations of standalone NetScaler BLX, see NetScaler BLX limitations.