Use the lb_id_list statement to specify which load balancers are allowed to connect to the Advisor.
Rules:
- If you are using AT-TLS with SERVAUTH access control checks to validate all connections between Advisor-load balancer and Advisor-ADNR, this statement is optional. If you specify this statement, but AT-TLS is used for the connection, this statement is ignored. If this statement is not specified, AT-TLS is required and the security checks must succeed.
- If you are not using AT-TLS with SERVAUTH access control checks to validate all Advisor-load balancer connections and Advisor-ADNR connections, this statement is required or the connection is refused.
Syntax
>>-lb_id_list---------------------------------------------------> >--| Place Braces and Parameters on Separate Lines |----------->< Place Braces and Parameters on Separate Lines |--+-{-------------+--------------------------------------------| | .-----------. | | V | | +---lb_ipaddr-+-+ '-}-------------'
Parameters
- lb_ipaddr
- Specifies the load balancers that are allowed to connect to the
Advisor. The list consists of one or more blank-delimited IP addresses,
each specified on a separate line. All IP addresses are contained
in one set of braces. These addresses represent the IP address of
a given load balancer. There is no limit to the length of a line. Rules:
- You can specify only complete IP addresses. You cannot specify host names, prefixes, or subnets. Any IP address parameter on this statement must be specified on one line; it cannot be continued to a subsequent line.
- If you specify at least one IPv4 address, you must specify an lb_connection_v4 statement. Similarly, if you specify at least one IPv6 address, you must specify an lb_connection_v6 statement.
Guideline: If the load balancer has multiple source IP addresses that it can use, ensure that the lb_id_list statement contains the address that the load balancer should use as a source IP address when connecting as a client to the Advisor.