The information documented here helps you configure Avi Vantage, used as a load balancing solution, for Unified Access Gateway when deployed as web reverse proxy. The configuration involves a set of tasks that must be performed by using the Avi controller.
By using the Avi UI, you must create an IP group, create a custom health monitor profile, create a pool, install the SSL certificate required for VIP, and create a virtual service.
By using the VIP used in the virtual service, you can access the web reverse proxy.
Prerequisites
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Ensure that you have already deployed Unified Access Gateway as a web reverse proxy.
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Ensure that Avi controller is deployed and you have access to the controller and Avi UI.
For more information about Avi Vantage, see Avi documentation.
Procedure
- Create an IP group
Create an IP group which has a list of Unified Access Gateway servers that need to be used for load balancing. - Create a Custom Health Monitor Profile
Create a health monitor profile for the Unified Access Gateway on Avi Vantage. The health monitor profile is used to monitor the health of the Unified Access Gateway. - Create Pools
Pools contain the list of Unified Access Gateway servers and the health monitor profile for Unified Access Gateway. Pools are then added to VS (Virtual Service). - Install the SSL Certificate Required for VIP (virtual IP)
The SSL connection is terminated at Avi virtual service. Therefore, the SSL certificate must be assigned to the virtual service. For this assignment to happen, it is necessary to install the SSL certificate at Avi Vantage. - Create a Virtual Service
Create a virtual service with the Unified Access Gateway server's VIP. This is the VIP to which the client devices connect.
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