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Network Load Balancing (NLB) Deployment Topics

•	Add a host

•	Adjust convergence parameters

•	Configure cluster parameters

•	Configure host parameters

•	Connect to existing clusters from Network Load Balancing Manager using a host list

•	Connect to existing clusters from Network Load Balancing Manager using a single host

•	Create a new port rule

•	Disable and block all Network Load Balancing traffic handling for specific ports

•	Disable new traffic handling for specific ports

•	Disable new traffic handling for specific ports and stop Network Load Balancing

•	Edit an existing port rule

•	Enable Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) support

•	Enable multicast support

•	Enable Network Load Balancing

•	Enable Network Load Balancing Manager logging

•	Enable Network Load Balancing traffic handling for specific ports

•	Immediately stop handling all Network Load Balancing cluster traffic

•	Install Network Load Balancing if it was previously uninstalled

•	Limit switch port flooding

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•	Planning for High Availability and Scalability

•	Remove a host from a Network Load Balancing cluster

•	Remove a port rule

•	Remove all hosts from a Network Load Balancing cluster

•	Restart handling Network Load Balancing cluster traffic

•	Resume Network Load Balancing

•	Set up TCP/IP for Network Load Balancing

•	Stop managing a cluster from Network Load Balancing Manager

•	Suspend Network Load Balancing

•	Uninstall Network Load Balancing