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Filling out the Load Balancer Configuration Form is a crucial step in managing your project's server architecture. This guide provides detailed instructions to ensure that you complete the form accurately and efficiently, enhancing your understanding and experience with the configuration process.

Follow the steps to complete the Load Balancer Configuration Form.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Load Balancer Configuration Form and open it for editing.
2. Enter the project name in the designated field. This should reflect the title of the project related to the load balancer request.
3. Provide the project owner organization’s name, including any relevant group or division details to clarify ownership.
4. If applicable, specify the project handling unit, including the organization's name and any relevant group or division.
5. Indicate the name of the application that the load balancer will support.
6. Fill in the URL associated with the application to facilitate correct routing of traffic.
7. If a public IP is already assigned, include that information. Next, provide server IP details including IP address or range, port number, server weight, connection limit per server, and bandwidth limit per server in Mb.
8. Specify details regarding server farms, including session mode (choose IP based or cookie based), dispatch method (select from round robin, least traffic, or least user), and application timeout/aging time in seconds.
9. Provide virtual IP details, including the private IP address to be NATted with the public IP, the port number, and the protocol type (TCP/UDP).
10. Indicate whether SSL offload on the load balancer is required and fill in section 11 if necessary.
11. If a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) is needed, fill in the required fields for the certificate. Provide details such as key size, common name, organization, and more.
12. If HTTP to HTTPS redirection is needed, fill out all required URLs.
13. List three free IPs within the same VLAN segment for the load balancer interface and farm gateway. These IPs are essential for proper setup.
14. Complete the form by providing the signature of the end user or NIC coordinating group, including their name, date, place, mobile number, and email.
15. Once all fields are completed, be sure to save your changes, and utilize options to download, print, or share the filled form as necessary.

Take the next step in your project by completing the Load Balancer Configuration Form online today.