Using the CLI

This example configures a pair of SEs (10.10.22.80 and 10.10.22.123) for Legacy HA.

The following commands create a new SE group for the pair of SEs:

: > configure serviceenginegroup NewGroup3
: serviceenginegroup> ha_mode ha_mode_legacy_active_standby
: serviceenginegroup> floating_intf_ip 10.10.1.100
: serviceenginegroup> 
: serviceenginegroup> save

The following commands create a new SE group for the pair of SEs:

: > configure serviceenginegroup NewGroup2
: serviceenginegroup> ha_mode ha_mode_legacy_active_standby
: serviceenginegroup> save

The following commands add the SEs to the new SE group:

: > configure serviceengine
              10.10.22.123  10.10.22.80
: > configure serviceengine 10.10.22.123
: serviceengine> se_group_ref NewGroup2
: serviceengine> save

Note:

• If NSX Advanced Load Balancer is deployed in full access mode then, these commands add both SEs to the group.

• If NSX Advanced Load Balancer is installed in no access mode then, additional commands are needed to add the second SE to the group.

: > configure serviceengine
              10.10.22.123  10.10.22.80
: > configure serviceengine 10.10.22.80
: serviceengine> se_group_ref NewGroup2
: serviceengine> save

The following commands configure a virtual service vs1 with VIP 10.10.1.99 on the SE group:

: > configure virtualservice vs1
: virtualservice> address  10.10.1.99
: virtualservice> se_group_ref NewGroup2
: virtualservice> save