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Chapter 5 Where to Go Next Comprehensive CSS Documentation List Cisco Content Services Switch Content Load-Balancing Configuration Guide This guide provides instructions to configure content load balancing on the CSS including the configuration of keepalives, source groups, loads, DFP, content rules, and content replication. Table 5-4 lists the chapters in this guide, and a description of their contents and tasks. Table 5-4 Cisco Content Services Switch Content Load-Balancing Configuration Guide Chapter Contents/Tasks Chapter 1, Content Load-Balancing Overview • Provides information to assist you in understanding what happens when load balancing occurs on the CSS by providing information about the relationship of service, owner, and content rules, and describes how the CSS handles TCP and UDP traffic Chapter 2, Configuring Flow and Port Mapping Parameters • Configuring flow parameters to create permanent TCP and UDP ports, configuring how often the CSS scans flows from reserved Telnet and FTP control ports to reclaim them, changing the maximum segment size (MSS), and displaying the statistics on currently allocated flows • Configuring flow inactivity timeouts on content rules and source groups and displaying the timeout statistics • Configuring flow processing for fragmented IP packets allowing the CSS to process the IP fragments in the flow path, defining the maximum and minimum fragment size, and displaying and resetting the IP fragment statistics • Configuring a CSS to send a TCP reset if a VIP is unavailable • Configuring the flow-state table to alter the flow characteristics and NAT state of TCP and UDP ports and displaying the table • Configuring CSS port mapping to globally control the range of port numbers a CSS uses to perform port address translation (PAT) on TCP and UDP source ports, and display port mapping statistics OL-6037-01 Cisco Content Services Switch Getting Started Guide 5-33