Appliance operation basics¶
[Update: May 15, 2019]
Overview¶
An appliance is a virtual device possessing particular functions created by combining a server and software with specified settings. You can create a server at the customer side and im-mediately use the desired functions without the hassle of setting up the OS or installing soft-ware.
Appliances currently provided are as follows.
Management/operation¶
The following operations can be performed at all appliances.
Create new/manage¶
An appliance can be selected from the Appliance category on the left-hand side of the control panel.
Attention
As with servers and disks, appliances are created in the selected zone. When creating a new appliance or operating a pre-existing appliance, please note the zone display in the Zone Selection menu located at the top-left of the control panel.
Power operation¶
An appliance can be operated like a server. After selecting the target appliance, choose the desired operation from the Power Operation menu at the top of the screen. For details, please refer to the Power operation page.
Update settings¶
For load balancers and VPC routers, the Settings screens at the control panel span over several locations. It is therefore necessary to update the appliance’s setting change. Please be sure to click the Apply button after changing settings.
FAQ and answers¶
For questions or concerns regarding appliance items, please refer to our FAQ page.
- Appliances
- General appliances
- Load balancer
- What are the specifications for load balancer?
- How many servers can set under the load balancer?
- Can I select the sorting algorithm for the load balancer?
- Does the load balancer have a session maintenance function?
- What kinds of specifications are used for the health check judgment of the load balancer?
- Performance is insufficient even when using the high spec plan for the load balancer. Are there any methods to fix this problem?
- The load balancer is constructed using a redundant structure. However, it did not switch normally at the time of malfunction.
- Enhanced load balancer
- VPC router
- About how much time is required to recover from a VPC router fault?
- When the site-to-site VPN function of the VPC router is used to set multiple opposing endpoint Prefix, communication is sometimes not possible when using some of the Prefix. Is there any way to fix this?
- What is the approximate performance estimate for the VPC router?
- In some cases, it is not possible to connect from multiple clients when using L2TP/IPsec connection for the remote access function of the VPC router. How can I resolve this problem?
- I am having trouble with site-to-site VPN with a YAMAHA router.
- Can I perform site-to-site VPN communication when using a virtual server in VPC to separate segments?
- Please inform me of details when the status is [UP] at the screen listing site-to-site VPN connections.
- The VPC router is constructed using a redundant structure. However, it did not switch normally at the time of malfunction.
- If L2TP/IPsec connection is used between the VPC router and Windows in a NAT environment, there are cases in which the connection is severed.
- Do you support Hairpin NAT (NAT loopback)?
- GSLB (Global Server Load Balancing)
- Can GSLB be used as a failover?
- Can I use GSLB for the purpose of load balancing?
- What happens when all sites registered in the GSLB real server are down (when all health checks have failed)?
- Is there an upper limit for the number of simultaneous connections and sessions for GSLB?
- What work is required by the user when using GSLB?
- Are there restrictions on the IP addresses that can be set for the GSLB real server?
- Can weight settings be specified for GSLB?
- In GSLB, is it possible to set the actual domain name (“example.com,” ”example.co.jp,” etc.) as the load balancing target host?
- Can settings for the sorry server be specified at the GSLB?
- DNS (appliance)