NetScaler: Deploying NetScaler Common Traffic Management Features
This course provides a deep dive into the essential traffic management capabilities of NetScaler, a powerful application delivery controller (ADC) solution.
What you'll learn
To address the growing demand for effective traffic management and secure communication in modern networking environments, a thorough knowledge of NetScaler's traffic management capabilities is required.
In this course, NetScaler: Deploying NetScaler Common Traffic Management Features, you'll gain the ability to optimize network traffic and ensure secure communication. First, you'll explore the fundamental traffic management features offered by NetScaler, including load balancing and SSL functionality. Next, you'll discover how to strategically plan and implement load balancing using NetScaler, emphasizing critical decision-making aspects such as load balancing methods, persistence, and monitors. Finally, you'll learn how to plan and deploy SSL functionality, covering network traffic encryption, decryption, and SSL certificate generation.
By the end of this course, you'll have a strong foundation in NetScaler's traffic management capabilities, enabling you to strategically plan and implement load balancing solutions, manage SSL functionality, and make informed decisions to enhance your application delivery infrastructure.
Table of contents
- Intro to Load Balancing 4m
- Load Balancing Process 6m
- Load Balancing Decision Making 4m
- Planning NetScaler Load Balancing 5m
- Traffic Management GUI Walkthrough 3m
- Configuring HTTP Load Balancing Service 3m
- Configuring an HTTP Load Balancing Virtual Server 3m
- Configuring Load Balancing Persistence 2m
- Creating an HTTP Monitor 3m
About the author
Lucas is a highly dedicated IT professional with a deep passion for networking engineering and cyber security. With over a decade of hands-on experience in the field, he has honed his skills to become a trusted expert with all things NetScaler. Lucas' journey in the world of IT began early with the building (and breaking!) of PCs as a hobby and then taking the Cisco Networking Academy later in high school. He pursued an education in information technology, focusing on network and server administ... more