Splunk Virtual Service
- Last Updated: June 24, 2024
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The following are the steps involved and the values required to configure Splunk Virtual Service:
- In the main menu of the LoadMaster Web User Interface (WUI), go to Virtual Services > Add New.
- Enter a valid IP address in the Virtual Address text box.
- Enter 443 in the Port text box.
- Enter a recognizable Service Name, for example Splunk.
- Ensure tcp is selected as the Protocol.
- Click Add this Virtual Service.
- Enter the details shown in the following table:
Users should note that clicking the Set Redirect URL button, automatically creates a redirect Virtual Service on Port 80.
Section Option Value Comment Standard Options
Transparency
Deselected
Persistence Mode
None
Scheduling Method
Round robin
SSL Properties
SSL Acceleration
Enabled
Reencrypt
A wildcard certificate allows secure connections to be established with a request URL in the format of *.example.com. With this approach, a single certificate secures traffic for all clients in a multi-tenant environment.
Supported Protocols
TLS1.0
TLS1.1
TLS1.2
TLS1.3
While this workload may not support TLS1.3 yet, we recommend enabling it for future proofing. Cipher Set
Best Practices
For further information on cipher sets, please refer to the SSL Accelerated Services, Feature Description.
Advanced Properties
Content Switching
Disabled
Add HTTP Headers
Legacy Operation (X-ClientSide)
Redirect URL
https://%h%s
Click Add HTTP Redirector
Real Servers
Real Server Check Method
HTTPS Protocol
Checked Port
8000
HTTP Method
HEAD
- Add the Real Servers:
- Click the Add New button.
- Enter the IP address of the AX Server.
- Enter 443 as the Port.Note: The Real Server Port should match the Virtual Service Port.Note: The Forwarding method and Weight values are set by default. An administrator can change these.
- Click Add this Real Server. Click OK to the pop-up message.
- Repeat steps b) to d) above to add more Real Servers as needed, based on the environment.