文档介绍：Module 8: Concepts of
work Load
Balancing Cluster
Contents
Overview 1
Network Load Balancing Concepts 2
Application and Service Environment 8
Network Load Balancing Functionality 12
Network Load Balancing Architecture 19
Lab A: Planning an Installation 31
Review 36
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