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When you configure load balancing, you assign VIP addresses to virtual servers.

A VIP address is usually associated with a virtual server, and some of the VIP attributes are customized to meet the requirements of the virtual server.

You can host the same virtual server on multiple NetScaler appliances residing on the same broadcast domain, by using ARP and ICMP attributes.

After you add a VIP (or any IP address), the NetScaler sends, and then responds to, ARP requests.

VIPs are the only NetScaler-owned IP addresses that can be disabled.

When a VIP address is disabled, the virtual server using it goes down and does not respond to ARP, ICMP, or L4 service requests.

As an alternative to creating VIP addresses one at a time, you can specify a consecutive range of VIP addresses.

A NetScaler appliance of a load balancing setup is not detected in a traceroute because the appliance, by default, sets the TTL value to 255 instead of decrementing it when forwarding the request to a backend server.

This parameter applies to all UDP virtual servers using this VIP.

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