How does ClusterXL Unicast mode handle new traffic?

How does ClusterXL Unicast mode handle new traffic?

How does ClusterXL Unicast mode handle new traffic?

A.
All members receive all packets. The Security Management Server decides which member will process the packets. Other members delete the packets from memory.

B.
The pivot machine receives and inspects all new packets then synchronizes the connections with other members

C.
The pivot machine receives all the packets and runs an algorithm to determine which member should process the packets

D.
All cluster members’ process all packets and members synchronize with each other. The pivot is responsible for the master sync catalog



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The pivot is then responsible for propagating the packets to other cluster members, creating a Load Sharing mechanism. Distribution is performed by applying a decision function on each packet, the same way it is done in Load Sharing Multicast mode. The difference is that only one member performs this selection: any non-pivot member that receives a forwarded packet will handle it, without applying the decision function.