Coyote Point Systems Equalizer GX Series, Administration Manual

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Server Commands
In the server context, you define a real server using a minimal set of parameters (IP address,
port, protocol, etc.). Once defined, a real server can then be associated with one or more server
pools, which in turn are associated with one or more Layer 4 clusters or Layer 7 match rules.
Using Server Commands in the Global Context
eqcli > server svname req_cmds : Create svname (req_cmds = * commands
below)
eqcli > server svname cmds : Modify svname (cmds = any commands
below)
eqcli > no server svname : Delete svname
eqcli > show server [ svname ] : Display all servers or svname
eqcli > server svname : Change to the “sv-svname” context(see
below)
Using Server Commands in a Server Specific Context
eqcli sv-svname>
*ip ip_addr
: Server IP address
eqcli sv-svname>
no {max_reuse_con-
n|reuse_conn_to}
: Reset the parameter to its
default value
eqcli sv-svname>
*proto {tcp|udp}
: Server protocol
eqcli sv-svname>
*port integer
: Server port
eqcli sv-svname>
show
: Show server configuration
eqcli sv-svname>
stats
: Display server statistics
eqcli sv-svname> flags
[!]probe_l3
: Server flags
eqcli sv-svname>
max_reuse_conn integer
: Maximum number of connections
to this server
eqcli sv-svname>
reuse_conn_to integer
: Timeout for connection re-use
eqcli sv-svanme>
uuid uuidname
: Associate a virtual machine
with the server.
eqcli sv-svanme>
vlb_manager vlbmgrname
: Attach a VLB Manager for the
associated virtual machine.
eqcli sv-svanme> vms : List all the virtual machines
from the VLB Manager.
The
max_reuse_conn
and
reuse_conn_to
are used to set operating parameters for HTTP
multiplexing. HTTP multiplexing is disabled by default, and is turned on/off using the
tcp_mux
cluster flag. Refer to
"HTTP Multiplexing"
on page 628 for additional information.
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