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USER MANUAL
Peplink Balance Series
C.2 Maintaining the Same IP Address throughout a Session
C.2.1 Scenario
Some client IP address sensitive web sites (for example, Internet banking) use both client IP address and cookies matching for session identification. Since different IP addresses are used during the load balancing, the session is dropped when a mismatching IP is detected.
C.2.2 Solution
Make use of the Persistency functionality of Peplink Balance.
With Persistence is configured and the option By Destination is selected, Peplink Balance uses a consistent WAN connection for source-destination pairs of IP addresses, and prevents sessions from being dropped.
With Persistence is configured and the option By Source is selected, Peplink Balance uses a consistent
WAN connection for same source IP addresses. This option offers even higher application compatibility but the outbound traffic load will be distributed more evenly only if more users use the Internet.
C.2.3 Settings
Set persistence in:
Network > Outbound Policy > Managed by Custom Rules
Click Add Rule, select HTTP (TCP port 80) for web service, and select Persistence.
Tip
A network administrator can use the Traceroute utility to manually analyze the connection path of a particular WAN connection.
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Table of contents
- 5 INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE
- 6 GLOSSARY
- 7 PRODUCT COMPARISON CHART
- 11 PRODUCT FEATURES
- 11 Supported Network Features
- 12 Other Supported Features
- 14 PACKAGE CONTENTS
- 14 Peplink Balance
- 15 PEPLINK BALANCE OVERVIEW
- 15 Peplink Balance
- 38 INSTALLATION
- 38 Preparation
- 38 Constructing the Network
- 39 Configuring the Network Environment
- 40 BASIC CONFIGURATION
- 40 Connecting to Web Admin Interface
- 41 Configuration with Setup Wizard
- 43 Advanced Setup
- 45 CONFIGURATION OF LAN INTERFACE
- 49 DROP‐IN MODE
- 52 CONFIGURATION OF WAN INTERFACE(S)
- 54 Connection Method(s)
- 60 Physical Interface Settings
- 62 WAN Health Check
- 65 Bandwidth Allowance Monitor
- 66 Additional Public IP Settings
- 67 Dynamic DNS Settings
- 69 Settings
- 73 Peplink Balance Behind NAT Router
- 74 Status
- 75 IPSEC VPN
- 75 IPsec VPN Settings
- 78 IPsec Status
- 78 MANAGEMENT OF OUTBOUND TRAFFIC TO WAN
- 78 Outbound Policy
- 80 Custom Rules for Outbound Policy
- 86 INBOUND ACCESS
- 86 Definition of Port Forwarding
- 88 Definition of Servers on LAN
- 89 Inbound Access Services
- 103 Reverse Lookup Zones
- 106 DNS Record Import Wizard
- 109 NAT MAPPINGS
- 111 WLAN CONTROLLER
- 111 WLAN Information
- 116 AP Management
- 117 Wireless Networks
- 122 Captive Portal Management
- 129 AP Profile
- 132 User Groups
- 133 Bandwidth Control
- 134 Application
- 136 FIREWALL
- 136 Outbound and Inbound Firewall Rules
- 142 Web Blocking
- 143 MISCELLANEOUS SETTINGS
- 143 High Availability
- 146 PPTP Server
- 148 Service Forwarding
- 150 Service Passthrough
- 151 SYSTEM SETTINGS
- 151 Admin Security
- 155 Firmware Upgrade
- 157 Email Notification
- 159 Remote Syslog
- 162 InControl
- 163 Configuration
- 164 Reboot
- 164 TOOLS
- 164 Ping Test
- 166 Traceroute Test
- 166 Test
- 167 CLI (Command Line Interface Support)
- 168 STATUS
- 168 Device
- 169 Active Sessions
- 171 Client List
- 172 Access Point
- 172 WINS Client
- 172 Status
- 173 Event Log
- 174 Bandwidth
- 179 APPENDIX A. RESTORATION OF FACTORY DEFAULTS
- 180 APPENDIX B. ROUTING UNDER DHCP, STATIC IP, AND PPPOE
- 180 Routing via Network Address Translation (NAT)
- 181 Routing via IP Forwarding
- 182 APPENDIX C. CASE STUDIES
- 182 Performance Optimization
- 184 Maintaining the Same IP Address throughout a Session
- 185 Bypassing the Firewall to Access Hosts on LAN
- 186 Inbound Access Restriction
- 187 Outbound Access Restriction
- 188 APPENDIX D. TROUBLESHOOTING
- 190 APPENDIX E. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
- 190 Peplink Balance 20 and
- 191 Peplink Balance 210 and
- 192 Peplink Balance
- 198 APPENDIX F. DECLARATION