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GuideNetScaler VRDValidated Reference Design NetScaler and Microsoft AzureThis guide focuses on providing guidelines to customers on implementing NetScaler on Microsoft Azure based on their use | Solution Guide | Validated Reference Guide for NetScaler and Microsoft AzureSolution GuideValidated Reference Design Guide for NetScaler and Microsoft AzureTable of ContentsOverview NetScaler VPX 4Limitations and Usage Guidelines 4Use Cases 5Production Delivery 5Hybrid Cloud Designs 5Business Continuity 6Development and Testing 6Network Architecture 6How NetScaler VPX Works on Azure 7Traffic Flow Through Port Address Translation 8Traffic Flow Through Network Address Translation 9Scenario 10Port Usage Guidelines 12Section 2: Configuration Steps 13Provisioning the Resource Group 13Create a Network Security Group 13Configuring a Virtual Network and Subnets 13Configuring the second subnet 13Configuring a Storage Account 14Provisioning the NetScaler Instance: 14Create a VM with multiple IP addresses using PowerShell 15Create a VM with multiple NICs using PowerShell 15Configure the NetScaler Port Translation 16Microsoft Azure Resource Manager Portal 17NetScaler Multi-NIC Overvi

figured in the virtual network is bound to the NIC, and together they control the traffic flowing into the VM and out of the VM. ... • Virtual IP address (VIP) is configured by using the NSIP and a port number. Clients access NetScaler ser-vices through the PIP address, and when the request reaches the NIC of the NetScaler VPX VM or the Azure ...

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