KEMP Azure - Overcoming VIP Binding Limitations on Kemp LoadMaster in Azure

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I'm setting up a standalone Kemp LoadMaster in Azure for internal load balancing. I need to configure multiple VIPs from the 2nd nic eth1 to load balance services across different server locations. Currently, I can only create VIPs on the primary interface. I'm seeking guidance on binding VIPs to a secondary interface.

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Andrew Spagnuolo

Hello,

In order to accomplish this, additional addresses can be configured on the Azure loadmaster instance.

Instructions on how to do so can be found in our document here: https://support.kemptechnologies.com/hc/en-us/articles/360003031752-How-to-configure-a-Single-Arm-Multi-Public-IP-Address-LoadMaster-in-Microsoft-Azure

Best Regards,

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ganeshwaree Ramburruth

So to be able to use different addresses i have to keep adding additional addresses to be able to use it as a vip? does that mean that i have to keep adding ip addresses on the KEMP VM as well?

I know for the non-cloud solution we can just use the ip addresses off the nic and dont have to specify the addresses. 

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ganeshwaree Ramburruth

How does a 2 arm configuration works on azure? If someone can guide me to some documentation that would be helpful?
I have added a second nic and added additional address, since i cant add an alternate default gateway (limitation for Kemp on Azure) how do i make my spokes talk to the vip? 

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Andrew Spagnuolo

Hi,

You can configure additional NICs for a two-arm configuration as well. That document which covers this setup you can find below:

https://support.kemptechnologies.com/hc/en-us/articles/360003493631-How-to-configure-a-Multi-Arm-Multi-Public-IP-Address-LoadMaster-in-Microsoft-Azure

Best Regards,

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