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Brocade ServerIron and Blue Coat ProxySG
Joint Solutions Overview
To address challenges associated with todays mission critical enterprise
application deployments Brocade, in collaboration with Blue Coat, offers
caching and WAN optimization solutions to suit a variety of customer
configurations. This document provides high-level technical guidance for
joint solution proposals that integrate Brocade ServerIron Application
Delivery Controllers with Blue Coat ProxySG appliances.
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CONTENTS
Introduction........................................................................................................................................................................................................................3Caching Solutions.............................................................................................................................................................................................................4
Proxy (Explicit mode) Cache Switching................................................................................................................4Transparent Cache Switching (TCS)...........................................................................................................................................................................7
Benefits of using the ServerIron with Blue Coat Proxy SGs in Explicit and Transparent Mode ....................... 9Configurations................................................................................................................................................................................................................10WAN Optimization Solutions.....................................................................................................................................................................................11
Standard Inline WAN Optimization ....................................................................................................................11Enhanced WAN Optimization.............................................................................................................................12Benefits of using the ServerIron with Blue Coat Proxy SGs in Standard and Enhanced Mode .....................13
Configurations................................................................................................................................................................................................................14Contacts............................................................................................................................................................................................................................16Documentation Resources........................................................................................................................................................................................16
TABLES AND FIGURES
Figure 1 This shows explicit mode (simplified) .......................................................................................................... 4Figure 2 This diagram shows the explicit mode design with full redundancy.......................................................... 6Figure 3 Transparent Mode (Simplified)..................................................................................................................... 7Figure 4 Transparent mode (Fully Redundant).......................................................................................................... 8Table 1 Transparent Mode (TCS) configuration on the ServerIron.........................................................................10Table 2 Explicit Mode configuration on the ServerIron ...........................................................................................10Figure 5 This shows Standard Inline WAN Optimization (simplified).....................................................................11Figure 6 This shows Enhanced WAN Optimization (simplified)...............................................................................12Table 3 Configuration on the ServerIron when using Standard WAN optimization ...............................................14Table 4 Configuration on the ServerIron when using Enhanced WAN optimization..............................................15
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INTRODUCTION
The Brocade ServerIron family of Application Delivery Controllers intelligently balance user traffic to
application servers for increased performance and ultimately an enhanced user experience. The
ServerIron family offers enterprises and service providers highly resilient Server Load Balancing (SLB)
with both stackable and high-port-density, chassis-based solutions. ServerIron provides optimizationfor application availability, performance, and securityand decreases application ownership costs.
ServerIron addresses the following enterprise challenges:
Meeting Recovery Time Objectives (RTO) and Recovery Point Objectives (RPO) for businesscontinuity
Application, server, and network security Reducing capital and operational costs (CapEx and OpEx) for applications, servers, and
networking
The Blue Coat ProxySG family of appliances delivers a scalable proxy platform architecture to protect
Web traffic and accelerate the delivery of business applications. ProxySG is built on SGOS, a custom,
object-based operating system, which enables flexible policy control over content, users, applications
and protocols.
With Blue Coat ProxySG appliances, you can:
Manage various proxy requirements across a distributed enterprise Protect internal users and networks from spyware and other attacks Significantly reduce bandwidth with leading compression, byte caching, and object caching
technologies
Accelerate application performance for files, e-mail, Web, SSL, and rich media applicationsThis document provides a high-level technical description of configurations where a joint Brocade
Blue Coat solution can be best applied. Readers should already be familiar with Brocade ServerIron
and Blue Coat ProxySG products and have a general understanding of how they function in a typical
network. For detailed deployment, installation and configuration procedures refer to the appropriate
product documentation, and to the various technical guides associated with this Joint Solutions sales
kit.
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CACHING SOLUTIONS
Proxy (Explicit Mode) Cache Switching
Explicit Mode requires that the users Internet Explorer is pointed to the IP address of the cache server.
With multiple cache servers, the ServerIron is configured with a Virtual IP (VIP) to represent a singlepoint that provides the front end to multiple cache servers.
Blue Coat ProxySG cache servers process web queries faster and more efficiently by temporarily
storing details about repetitive web queries locally, reducing the number of external inquiries required
to process a web query. By limiting the number of queries sent to remote web servers, the overall WAN
access capacity required is lessened as is the overall operating cost for WAN access.
Brocade ServerIron Application Delivery Controllers increase the reliability of explicit mode caching
within a network by supporting redundant web cache server configurations known as web cache
server groups, as well as supporting redundant paths to those server groups with the server backupoption.
Figure 1 Explicit Mode (simplified)
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In explicit mode, the users browser must be configured to use the proxy server. For Internet Explorer
(IE), the following must be completed in the Tools Menu under Internet Options:
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Figure 2 Explicit Mode (full redundancy)
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TRANSPARENT CACHE SWITCHING (TCS)
Transparent Cache Switching (TCS) allows a ServerIron to detect and switch web traffic to a local
cache server within the network. A single ServerIron (or a Hot Standby pair) can provide Transparent
Cache Switching for up to 1024 web cache servers.
Blue Coat ProxySG cache servers process web queries faster and more efficiently by temporarily
storing details about repetitive web queries locally, reducing the number of external inquiries required
to process a web query. By limiting the number of queries sent to remote web servers, the overall WAN
access capacity required is lessened as is the overall operating cost for WAN access.
Brocade ServerIrons increase the reliability of transparent caching within a network by supporting
redundant web cache server configurations known as web cache server groups, as well as supporting
redundant paths to those server groups with the server backup option.Note that there are no overall architectural differences between Explicit Mode and Transparent Mode,
although one major difference can be seen on the client (user) PC and the ServerIron. In Explicit Mode
the client is pointed to a Virtual IP (VIP) on the ServerIron, whereas in Transparent Mode the
ServerIron intercepts the pre-determined traffic (usually determined by the port) without having topoint the client to a specific VIP.
Figure 3 Transparent Mode (simplified)
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Figure 4 Transparent Mode (full redundancy)
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Benefits of using the ServerIron with Blue Coat Proxy SGs in Explicit and Transparent Mode
ServerIron provides several benefits in Explicit and Transparent Mode configurations:
Load BalancingServerIron will distribute traffic to the ProxySG cache servers dependant on thebalancing scheme used. Transparent Mode uses hashing and Explicit mode will use a predictor
Proxy SG Health ChecksServerIron monitors the health of the ProxySG cache servers by performinghealth checks. If a ProxySG fails the ServerIron removes it from the Cache Group
RedundancyIf a failure occurs on one of the cache servers, ServerIron will redirect the traffic to otheravailable cache servers
ScalabilityAs the load increases on the cache servers, additional cache servers can be added with nodisruption to current traffic
Ease of DeploymentServerIron creates a single point-of-entry for the cache servers whether Explicitor Transparent Mode is used
SpoofingWith spoofing enabled on the ServerIron, the cache server spoofs the clients IP addressinstead of using its own IP address when accessing the real server
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CONFIGURATIONS
Table 1 Transparent Mode (TCS) configuration on the ServerIroncontext default
server cache-name SG2 10.98.1.3
port http
port http url "HEAD /"
port http l4-check-only
port ssl
port ssl l4-check-only
server cache-name SG3 10.98.1.4
port http
port http url "HEAD /"
port http l4-check-only
port ssl
port ssl l4-check-only
server cache-name SG4 10.98.1.5
port http
port http url "HEAD /"
port http l4-check-onlyport ssl
port ssl l4-check-only
server cache-group 1
hash-mask 255.255.255.255 0.0.0.255
filter-acl 101
cache-name SG2
cache-name SG3
cache-name SG4
ip acl-permit-udp-1024
ip l4-policy 1 cache tcp http globalip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.97.0.1
!
access-list 101 permit tcp any any
Note that redundancy and routing configuration has notbeen added. These configuration parameters will bedependent on the customer implementation.
Table 2 Explicit Mode configuration on the ServerIroncontext default
server cache-name SG2 10.98.1.3port http
port http url "HEAD /"
port http l4-check-only
port ssl
port ssl l4-check-only
server cache-name SG3 10.98.1.4
port http
port http url "HEAD /"
port http l4-check-only
port ssl
port ssl l4-check-only
server cache-name SG4 10.98.1.5
port http
port http url "HEAD /"
port http l4-check-only
port sslport ssl l4-check-only
server cache-group 1
hash-mask 255.255.255.255 0.0.0.255
filter-acl 101cache-name SG2
cache-name SG3
cache-name SG4
!
server virtual vs1 10.98.0.100
cache-enable
!
ip acl-permit-udp-1024
ip l4-policy 1 cache tcp http global
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.97.0.1
!
access-list 101 permit tcp any any
Note that redundancy and routing configuration has notbeen added. These configuration parameters will bedependent on the customer implementation.
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WANOPTIMIZATION SOLUTIONS
Standard Inline WAN Optimization
Brocade ServerIron ADCs offer enterprises and service providers a highly resilient, server load
balancing switch that provides both stackable and high port-density chassis-based solutions.
ServerIron provides optimization for application availability, performance, and securityand decreases
application ownership costs.
To improve application performance for remote users, WAN optimization is required. WAN
optimization increases bandwidth efficiency by reducing the amount of bandwidth required through
data compression, byte caching and object caching technologies.
The Standard Inline approach is to place the Blue Coat ProxySG inline between the edge router and
the access switch on the client (remote user) side. On the Enterprise (Data Center/Corporate) side the
ProxySG is placed between the edge router and the Brocade access switch which is also connected to
the Brocade ServerIron. This allows the ServerIron to manage the traffic from remote users to the
Server Farm.
Figure 5 Standard Inline WAN Optimization (simplified)
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Enhanced WAN Optimization
Enhanced WAN Optimization provides bandwidth efficiency and application availability, performance,
and security via the Blue Coat ProxySG and Brocade ServerIron respectively, but also allows for
scalability and redundancy of the Blue Coat Proxy SG solution. To accomplish this, the ServerIron is
configured to support TCS to the Blue Coat Proxy SG and VIPs to the server farm to manage the client
traffic.
In this configuration, inbound traffic is intercepted by the ServerIron dependant on the port (i.e.: HTTP -
port 80). The traffic is then sent to the cache group of ProxySGs. The ProxySGs decompress the
traffic and forward it back to the ServerIron where the traffic bound to the server farm will be attached
to the associated VIP address, where ServerIron will load balance the traffic to the servers in the
server farm.
This configuration provides the following benefits:
ProxySGs can be inserted or removed as needed without affecting traffic Traffic bound for the ProxySGs is load-balanced using a hashing algorithm There is no dependency on Web Cache Communication Protocol (WCCP) to redirect traffic
Figure 6 Enhanced WAN Optimization (simplified)
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Benefits of using the ServerIron with Blue Coat Proxy SGs in Standard and Enhanced Mode
ServerIron provides several benefits in Standard and Enhanced Mode configurations:
Load BalancingServerIron will distribute the traffic to the ProxySGs using a hashing algorithm, andcan also load balance the traffic to the server farm dependant on the predictor used
Health ChecksServerIron monitors the health of ProxySGs and real servers found in the server farm.By performing health checks, if a ProxySG or a real server has failed, ServerIron removes it from the
Cache Group or VIP respectively
RedundancyIf a failure occurs on one of the Proxy SGs or real servers, ServerIron will redirect thetraffic to other available ProxySGs or real servers respectively
ScalabilityAs load increases on the Proxy SGs or real servers in the server farm, additional Proxy SGsor server farm servers can be added without disruption to the current traffic
Ease of DeploymentServerIron creates a single point-of-entry for Proxy SGs and real servers
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CONFIGURATIONS
Table 3 Configuration on the ServerIron when using Standard WAN Optimizationserver backup ethe 3 0012.f27c.8540 vlan-id 999
server backup-preference 5
!!
server no-fast-bringup
server source-nat
server source-nat-ip 192.168.1.50 255.255.255.0 0.0.0.0 port-range 1
server router-ports ethernet 4
!
context default
!
server real r1 192.168.1.10
port http
port http keepalive
port http url "GET /default.aspx HTTP/1.1\r\nHOST:
www.contoso.com\r\n\r\n"
!
server real r2 192.168.1.11
port http
port http keepalive
port http url "GET /default.aspx HTTP/1.1\r\nHOST:www.contoso.com\r\n\r\n"
!
server real r3 192.168.1.12
port http
port http keepalive
port http url "GET /default.aspx HTTP/1.1\r\nHOST:
www.contoso.com\r\n\r\n"
!
!
server virtual vip1 192.168.1.100
predictor least-connport http
bind http r1 http r2 http r3 http
!
vlan 1 name DEFAULT-VLAN by port
no spanning-tree
!
vlan 999 by port
untagged ethe 3
no spanning-tree
!
aaa authentication web-server default local
boot sys fl sec
wsm boot sec
no enable aaa console
hostname SP1
ip address 192.168.1.253 255.255.255.0
ip default-gateway 192.168.1.1
telnet serverusername admin password .....
Note that routing was not implemented in thisconfiguration, instead transparent or bridgedmode (Layer 2) with redundancy was used.Routing can be used and is dependent on thecustomers requirements.
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Table 4 Configuration on the ServerIron when using Enhanced WAN Optimizationserver no-fast-bringup
server source-nat
server source-nat-ip 192.168.1.50 255.255.255.0 0.0.0.0
port-range 2
!
context default
!server real r1 192.168.1.10
port http
port http keepalive
port http url "GET /default.aspx HTTP/1.1\r\nHOST:
spvip.sptest.foundry.com\r\n\r\n"
!
server real r2 192.168.1.11
port http
port http keepalive
port http url "GET /default.aspx HTTP/1.1\r\nHOST:
spvip.sptest.foundry.com\r\n\r\n"
!
server real r3 192.168.1.12
port http
port http keepalive
port http url "GET /default.aspx HTTP/1.1\r\nHOST:
spvip.sptest.foundry.com\r\n\r\n"
!server cache-name SG1 192.168.1.41
port http
port http url "HEAD /"
port http l4-check-only
port ftp
port 3035
port 3034
port 3036
!
server cache-name SG2 192.168.1.42
port http
port http url "HEAD /"
port http l4-check-only
port ftp
port 3035
port 3034
port 3036
!server cache-name SG3 192.168.1.43
port http
port http url "HEAD /"
port http l4-check-only
port ftp
port 3035
port 3034
port 3036
!
server virtual vip1 192.168.1.100
predictor least-conn
cache-enable
port http
port http spoofing
bind http r1 http r2 http r3 http
!server cache-group 1
hash-mask 255.255.255.0 0.0.0.255
cache-name SG1
cache-name SG2
cache-name SG3
spoof-support
vlan 1 name DEFAULT-VLAN by port
!
vlan 100 by port
untagged ethe 2/3 to 2/4
router-interface ve 100
!
aaa authentication web-server default local
boot sys fl sec
no enable aaa console
hostname SP1
ip l4-policy 1 cache tcp http globaltelnet server
username admin password .....
snmp-server
!
router ospf
area 10
redistribution connected
!
interface ethernet 2/1
ip address 192.168.3.1 255.255.255.0
ip ospf area 10
!
interface ethernet 2/3
link-aggregate configure key 11500
link-aggregate active
!
interface ethernet 2/4
link-aggregate configure key 11500link-aggregate active
!
interface ve 100
ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0
ip ospf area 10
!
End
Note that routing configuration has been used. Theseconfiguration parameters will be dependent on the customerimplementation.
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CONTACTSContact [email protected] for further assistance.
DOCUMENTATION RESOURCES
Documentation for ServerIron GT-C Series, GT-E Series, 350, 350 Plus, 450, 450 Plus 850, 850 Plus,
10G, and 4G can be found under the product documentation page at
http://www.foundrynet.com/services/documentation/index2.html
ServerIron Hardware Installation GuideHTML or PDF (5.8 MB)This guide provides an overview of the ServerIron GT-C series, GT-E Series, 350 Series, 350 Plus Series, 450 Series, 450 Plus
Series, 850 Series, 850 Plus Series, 10G Series, and 4G Series. It includes hardware installation instructions and hardware
specifications.
Server Load Balancing GuideHTML or PDF (4.5 MB)
This guide describes basic Server Load Balancing configurations for the ServerIron product family. It covers basic SLB featuressuch as Server Load Balancing, Stateless Server Load Balancing, Health Checks, Layer 7 Content Switching, and High
Availability
Advanced Server Load Balancing GuideHTML or PDF (2.6 MB)This guide discusses Advanced Server Load Balancing concepts for the ServerIron product family. It covers features such as SIP
Server Load Balancing, Transparent Cache Switching, IDS Server Load Balancing, HTTP Compression, and Total Content
Analysis
Global Server Load Balancing GuideHTML or PDF (1.6 MB)This guide explains how to achieve site level redundancy and data center site failure protection using the Global Server Load
Balancing feature for ServerIron
Security GuideHTML or PDF (2.1 MB)This guide describes Security features of ServerIron product family such as Secure Socket Layer (SSL) Acceleration, Web
Application Firewall, Deep Packet Scan, Access Control List, and Network Address Translation
Administration GuideHTML or PDF (1.0)This guide describes the configurations of administrative features used to manage the ServerIron product family
Switching and Routing GuideHTML or PDF (1.6 MB)This guide describes switching and routing configurations for the ServerIron product family
ServerIron TrafficWorks Graphical User InterfaceHTML or PDF (2.8 MB)This book provides details on the graphical user interface for ServerIron products.
ServerIron Firewall Load Balancing GuideHTML or PDF (1.5 MB)This document provides configuration information for Firewall Load Balancing.
IronWare MIB Reference.PDF(3.6 MB) This document contains the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Management Information Base (MIB)
objects that are supported on devices (except for EdgeIron, AccessIron, and IronPoint).
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