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294 Part IV: Deployment Scenarios<br />

F12XR08<br />

Figure 12-8 Configuring port rules on SPS-02<br />

Verify the Cluster’s Status<br />

After configuring Network Load Balancing, it is absolutely paramount to test it <strong>and</strong><br />

make sure it is working properly. Using Ping.exe <strong>and</strong> the Network Load Balancing<br />

Manager, you can quickly verify that your cluster is functioning properly.<br />

1. In Administrative Tools, double-click Network Load Balancing Manager.<br />

Note If you run Network Load Balancing Manager from a node in the cluster,<br />

you might be presented with a warning that you need to use Multicast<br />

mode for successfully monitoring the cluster. If you did not select Multicast<br />

as the operating mode, you must run the Network Load Balancing Manager<br />

from a machine that is not in the cluster.<br />

2. Right-click Network Load Balancing Cluster, <strong>and</strong> select Connect to Existing,<br />

as shown in Figure 12-9.<br />

3. Enter the DNS of the cluster, <strong>and</strong> click Connect.<br />

Network Load Balancing Manager might take a minute or two to make all the<br />

connections. You should see all your servers in the cluster listed, <strong>and</strong> they<br />

should all be showing green, as shown in Figure 12-10.

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