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Cisco CSS 11000 Series Content Services Switches

Configuring pcAnywhere on the Cisco CSS 11000 and 11500

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Document ID: 12592


Contents

Introduction
Before You Begin
      Conventions
      Prerequisites
      Components Used
Configuring pcAnywhere
      Network Diagram
      Steps to Configuring pcAnywhere
      Configuration
show Commands
      show summary
      show service summary
      show group
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Introduction

This sample configuration shows you how to configure pcAnywhere using a Cisco CSS 11000 and CSS 11500 series content services switch. The pcAnywhere program:

  • allows users to access PCs and servers from remote locations

  • uses User Datagram Protocol (UDP) Port 5632 to discover a host

  • uses Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) Port 5631 for all other connections between a client and a host

Before You Begin

Conventions

For more information on document conventions, see the Cisco Technical Tips Conventions.

Prerequisites

There are no specific prerequisites for this document.

Components Used

This configuration was developed and tested using the following software and hardware versions.

  • Cisco Web Network Services (WebNS) Software Release 6.10, Build 10

  • CSS 11150

Configuring pcAnywhere

Note: To find additional information on the commands used in this document, use the Command Lookup Tool (registered customers only) .

Network Diagram

css_pcanywhere.gif

Steps to Configuring pcAnywhere

Complete these steps to configure pcAnywhere:

  1. Create and activate services for both UDP Port 5632 and TCP Port 5631 to the same server.

    44-css150# configure terminal
44-css150(config)# ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 172.18.124.1
44-css150(config)# circuit VLAN1
44-css150
(config-circuit[VLAN1])# ip address 172.18.124.209 255.255.255.0
Create ip interface <172.18.124.209>, [y/n]:y 
44-css150(config-circuit-ip[VLAN1-172.18.124.209])#
44-css150(config)# service udpjack
Create service [y/n]:y
44-css150(config-service[udpjack])# ip add 172.18.124.192
44-css150(config-service[udpjack])# port 5632
44-css150(config-service[udpjack])# protocol udp
44-css150(config-service[udpjack])# active
44-css150(config-service[udpjack])# service tcpjack
Create service, [y/n]:y
44-css150(config-service[tcpjack])# ip address 172.18.124.192
44-css150(config-service[tcpjack])# port 5631
44-css150(config-service[tcpjack])# protocol tcp
44-css150(config-service[tcpjack])# active
44-css150(config-service[tcpjack])

  2. Create and activate content rules to accommodate both protocols and add services.

    44-css150(config)# owner pc_anywhere
Create owner , [y/n]:y
44-css150(config-owner[PC_anywhere])# content PC_anywhere_tcp
44-css150(config-owner-content[PC_anywhere-PC_anywhere_tcp])# protocol tcp
44-css150(config-owner-content[PC_anywhere-PC_anywhere_tcp])# vip address 172.18.124.210
44-css150(config-owner-content[PC_anywhere-PC_anywhere_tcp])# port 5631
44-css150(config-owner-content[PC_anywhere-PC_anywhere_tcp])# add service tcpjack
44-css150(config-owner-content[PC_anywhere-PC_anywhere_tcp])# active
44-css150(config-owner-content[PC_anywhere-PC_anywhere_tcp])# exit
44-css150(config-owner[PC_anywhere])# content PC_anywhere_udp
Create content , [y/n]:y
44-css150(config-owner-content[PC_anywhere-PC_anywhere_udp])# VIP add 172.18.124.210
44-css150(config-owner-content[PC_anywhere-PC_anywhere_udp])# protocol udp
44-css150(config-owner-content[PC_anywhere-PC_anywhere_udp])# port 5632
44-css150(config-owner-content[PC_anywhere-PC_anywhere_udp])# add service udpjack
44-css150(config-owner-content[PC_anywhere-PC_anywhere_udp])# active
44-css150(config-owner-content[PC_anywhere-PC_anywhere_udp])# exit
44-css150(config-owner[PC_anywhere])#

  3. Create and activate a group for UDP host detection.

    44-css150(config)# group PC_anywhere_out
Create group , [y/n]:y
44-css150(config-group[PC_anywhere_out])# add service udpjack
44-css150(config-group[PC_anywhere_out])# VIP add 172.18.124.210
44-css150(config-group[PC_anywhere_out])# active
44-css150(config-group[PC_anywhere_out])#
44-css150# write memory
Working..(\) 100%
44-css150

Configuration

CSS 11500

 
44-css150# show run

configure
         

!--- *************************** GLOBAL **************************

         
username admin des-password ******** superuser
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 172.18.124.1 1


!--- *************************** CIRCUIT **************************

         
circuit VLAN1
ip address 172.18.124.209 255.255.255.0


!--- *************************** SERVICE **************************

         
service tcpjack
ip address 172.18.124.192
port 5631
protocol tcp
active

service udpjack
port 5632
protocol udp
ip address 172.18.124.192
active
         

!--- *************************** OWNER **************************

         
owner PC_anywhere 
content PC_anywhere_tcp
VIP address 172.18.124.210
protocol tcp
port 5631
add service tcpjack
active
content PC_anywhere_udp
protocol udp
port 5632
add service udpjack
VIP address 172.18.124.210
active
         

!--- *************************** GROUP **************************

         
group PC_anywhere_out
add service udpjack
VIP address 172.18.124.210
active
44-css150#

show Commands

Certain show commands are supported by the Output Interpreter Tool (registered customers only) , which allows you to view an analysis of show command output.

show summary

The show summary command displays a summary of relationships among owners, content rules, and services.

44-css150# show summary

Global Bypass Counters:
   No Rule Bypass Count:     0
   Acl Bypass Count:         0

Owner            Content Rules    State     Services  Service Hits

PC_anywhere      PC_anywhere_tcp  Active    tcpjack        0

                 PC_anywhere_udp  Active    udpjack        0


44-css150#

show service summary

The show service summary command displays service information.

44-css150# show service summary

Service Name   State   Conn  Weight  Avg   State
                                           Load Transitions

udpjack        Alive     0      1     2        2
tcpjack        Alive     0      1     2        0

44-css150#

show group

The show group group name command displays a collection of groups or attributes for a specified group.

44-css150# show group PC_anywhere_out

Group: PC_anywhere_out - Active (172.18.124.210 Not Redundant)

Associated ACLs:  NONE
  Source Services:
                                           DNS
  Name:                Hits:    State:     Load:  Trans:  Keepalive:  Conn:
  -----                -----    ------     -----  ------  ----------  -----
  udpjack              0        Alive      2      2       ICMP        0

  Destination Services:
    NONE

  Group Cumulative Counters:
    Hits/Frames/Bytes:         0/0/0
    Connections Total/Current: 0/0
    FTP Control Total/Current: 0/0

44-css150#

Related Information

Updated: Apr 20, 2005 Document ID: 12592