Intelligent Load Balancing: Overflow Balance

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More Bandwidth. More Reliability. More Survivability Intelligent Load Balancing: Overflow Balance Application Note

Understanding Outbound Balance Routing The BODi delivers a simple, cost effective way to manage Multi WAN network environments through intelligent Load Balancing Algorithms and advanced VPN bonding technology. The BODi delivers in box solutions to help migrate away from expensive lease line WAN providers in favor of less expensive WAN deliveries, such as cable providers, fiber, and dsl providers, while providing or maintaining business or mission critical reliability and survive-ability to your network. This presentation will focus on pre-configured WAN Balancing Algorithms and how to easily setup and configure your BODi rs for your network needs.

Load sharing across multiple WAN connections Balance up to 7 WAN interfaces using preconfigured balancing algorithms Weighted Balance: Assign more traffic to a faster links or less traffic to a connection with a costly bandwidth caps. Priority: Route traffic to your preferred link as long as it's available. Overflow Balance: Prevent traffic flow from slowing down when the connection runs out of available bandwidth. Least Used: Help you choose the better connection with more free bandwidth. Enforced: Restrict outbound traffic to a particular connection. Lowest Latency: Give you the fastest response time when using applications like online gaming. Persistence: Eliminate session termination issue for HTTPS, E-banking, and other secure websites.

WAN Optimization: Let s Explore Overflow WAN Balance Configure WAN interfaces according overflow priority Never slow down or experience bottlenecks on saturated links. Route specified outgoing traffic in order to saturate inexpensive WAN links Route by Source and Destination IP, Network, Protocol, Port

Overflow Balance configuration window What links do I want to saturate first? Cable Modem $45.00 FIOS: $ 99.00 USB 2: $ 34.00 NO cap USB 3: $ 29.00 2 GIG cap USB 4: $ 29.00 2 GIG cap LTE 4G: $55.00 2 GIG cap Lease Line: $ 999.00

Overflow Outbound Traffic Balance App WAN Bonding VPN WiWan: ISP3: Cable Modem: IP: 76.26.77.95 UP: 4 Megs Down: 8 Megs VPN Bonded Data Path 3G/4G Tower Connection BODi Wi-WAN Interface WAN 1: ISP 2: FIOS IP: 23.44.66.88 UP: 20 Megs Down: 20 Megs WAN 2: ISP 1: Lease Line IP: 67.101.33.13 UP: 1.54 Megs Down: 1.54 Megs USB 1: USB 1: Verizon 4G LTE IP: 75.197.62.220 UP: 6 Megs Down: 14 Megs USB 2: USB 2: Sprint 3G IP: 174.147.233.84 USB 3: USB 3 : Sprint 3G IP: 184.199.90.21 USB 4: USB 4: ATT 3G IP: 10.14.96.33 Down: 780 kbps

Overflow Outbound Traffic Balance App WAN Bonding VPN WiWan: ISP3: Cable Modem: IP: 76.26.77.95 UP: 4 Megs Down: 8 Megs VPN Bonded Data Path 3G/4G Tower Connection BODi Wi-WAN Interface WAN 1: ISP 2: FIOS IP: 23.44.66.88 UP: 20 Megs Down: 20 Megs WAN 2: ISP 1: Lease Line IP: 67.101.33.13 UP: 1.54 Megs Down: 1.54 Megs USB 1: USB 1: Verizon 4G LTE IP: 75.197.62.220 UP: 6 Megs Down: 14 Megs USB 2: USB 2: Sprint 3G IP: 174.147.233.84 USB 3: USB 3 : Sprint 3G IP: 184.199.90.21 USB 4: USB 4: ATT 3G IP: 10.14.96.33 Down: 780 kbps

Overflow Outbound Traffic Balance App WAN Bonding VPN WiWan: ISP3: Cable Modem: IP: 76.26.77.95 UP: 4 Megs Down: 8 Megs VPN Bonded Data Path 3G/4G Tower Connection BODi Wi-WAN Interface WAN 1: ISP 2: FIOS IP: 23.44.66.88 UP: 20 Megs Down: 20 Megs WAN 2: ISP 1: Lease Line IP: 67.101.33.13 UP: 1.54 Megs Down: 1.54 Megs USB 1: USB 1: Verizon 4G LTE IP: 75.197.62.220 UP: 6 Megs Down: 14 Megs USB 2: USB 2: Sprint 3G IP: 174.147.233.84 USB 3: USB 3 : Sprint 3G IP: 184.199.90.21 USB 4: USB 4: ATT 3G IP: 10.14.96.33 Down: 780 kbps

Overflow Outbound Traffic Balance App WAN Bonding VPN WiWan: ISP3: Cable Modem: IP: 76.26.77.95 UP: 4 Megs Down: 8 Megs VPN Bonded Data Path 3G/4G Tower Connection BODi Wi-WAN Interface WAN 1: ISP 2: FIOS IP: 23.44.66.88 UP: 20 Megs Down: 20 Megs WAN 2: ISP 1: Lease Line IP: 67.101.33.13 UP: 1.54 Megs Down: 1.54 Megs USB 1: USB 1: Verizon 4G LTE IP: 75.197.62.220 UP: 6 Megs Down: 14 Megs USB 2: USB 2: Sprint 3G IP: 174.147.233.84 USB 3: USB 3 : Sprint 3G IP: 184.199.90.21 USB 4: USB 4: ATT 3G IP: 10.14.96.33 Down: 780 kbps

Overflow Outbound Traffic Balance App WAN Bonding VPN WiWan: ISP3: Cable Modem: IP: 76.26.77.95 UP: 4 Megs Down: 8 Megs VPN Bonded Data Path 3G/4G Tower Connection BODi Wi-WAN Interface WAN 1: ISP 2: FIOS IP: 23.44.66.88 UP: 20 Megs Down: 20 Megs WAN 2: ISP 1: Lease Line IP: 67.101.33.13 UP: 1.54 Megs Down: 1.54 Megs USB 1: USB 1: Verizon 4G LTE IP: 75.197.62.220 UP: 6 Megs Down: 14 Megs USB 2: USB 2: Sprint 3G IP: 174.147.233.84 USB 3: USB 3 : Sprint 3G IP: 184.199.90.21 USB 4: USB 4: ATT 3G IP: 10.14.96.33 Down: 780 kbps

Overflow Outbound Traffic Balance App WAN Bonding VPN WiWan: ISP3: Cable Modem: IP: 76.26.77.95 UP: 4 Megs Down: 8 Megs VPN Bonded Data Path 3G/4G Tower Connection BODi Wi-WAN Interface WAN 1: ISP 2: FIOS IP: 23.44.66.88 UP: 20 Megs Down: 20 Megs WAN 2: ISP 1: Lease Line IP: 67.101.33.13 UP: 1.54 Megs Down: 1.54 Megs USB 1: USB 1: Verizon 4G LTE IP: 75.197.62.220 UP: 6 Megs Down: 14 Megs USB 2: USB 2: Sprint 3G IP: 174.147.233.84 USB 3: USB 3 : Sprint 3G IP: 184.199.90.21 USB 4: USB 4: ATT 3G IP: 10.14.96.33 Down: 780 kbps

Overflow Outbound Traffic Balance App WAN Bonding VPN WiWan: ISP3: Cable Modem: IP: 76.26.77.95 UP: 4 Megs Down: 8 Megs VPN Bonded Data Path 3G/4G Tower Connection BODi Wi-WAN Interface WAN 1: ISP 2: FIOS IP: 23.44.66.88 UP: 20 Megs Down: 20 Megs WAN 2: ISP 1: Lease Line IP: 67.101.33.13 UP: 1.54 Megs Down: 1.54 Megs USB 1: USB 1: Verizon 4G LTE IP: 75.197.62.220 UP: 6 Megs Down: 14 Megs USB 2: USB 2: Sprint 3G IP: 174.147.233.84 USB 3: USB 3 : Sprint 3G IP: 184.199.90.21 USB 4: USB 4: ATT 3G IP: 10.14.96.33 Down: 780 kbps

Overflow Outbound Traffic Balance App WAN Bonding VPN WiWan: ISP3: Cable Modem: IP: 76.26.77.95 UP: 4 Megs Down: 8 Megs VPN Bonded Data Path 3G/4G Tower Connection BODi Wi-WAN Interface WAN 1: ISP 2: FIOS IP: 23.44.66.88 UP: 20 Megs Down: 20 Megs WAN 2: ISP 1: Lease Line IP: 67.101.33.13 UP: 1.54 Megs Down: 1.54 Megs USB 1: USB 1: Verizon 4G LTE IP: 75.197.62.220 UP: 6 Megs Down: 14 Megs USB 2: USB 2: Sprint 3G IP: 174.147.233.84 USB 3: USB 3 : Sprint 3G IP: 184.199.90.21 USB 4: USB 4: ATT 3G IP: 10.14.96.33 Down: 780 kbps

Step-by-Step: Configuration for Overflow Balance Policy 1. Click Advanced -> Click Outbound Policy

Step-by-Step: Configuration for Overflow Balance Policy 1. Click Advanced -> Click Outbound Policy 2. Create Custom Outbound Policy and Save

Step-by-Step: Configuration for Overflow Balance Policy 1. Click Advanced -> Click Outbound Policy 2. Create Custom Outbound Policy and Save 3. Add Rule

Step-by-Step: Configuration for Overflow Balance Policy 4. Create the Rule for outbound WEB Traffic o Service Name: Text o Enable: q o Source o Destination o Choose Overflow Algorithm o Drag and drop your WAN links in proper Priority o Save o Apply Changes

Step-by-Step: Configuration for Overflow Balance Policy 4. Create the Rule for outbound WEB Traffic o Service Name: Text o Enable: q o Source o Destination o Choose Overflow Algorithm o Drag and drop your WAN links in proper Priority o Save o Apply Changes

Step-by-Step: Configuration for Overflow Balance Policy

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