Configuring Server Load Balancing
Configuring SLB Probes
OmniSwitch AOS Release 7 Network Configuration Guide
June 2013
page 23-19
Associating a Probe with a Cluster
To associate an existing SLB probe with a cluster use the
command by entering
ip
slb cluster
followed by the user-configured cluster name,
probe
, and the user-configured probe name.
For example, to associate a probe called “cluster_probe1” with a cluster called “WorldWideWeb”, enter:
-> ip slb cluster WorldWideWeb probe cluster_probe1
Associating a Probe with a Server
To associate an existing SLB probe with a server use the
ip slb server ip cluster probe
command by
entering
ip slb server ip
followed by IP address of the server,
cluster
, the user-configured cluster name,
probe
, and the user-configured probe name.
For example, to associate a probe called “server_probe1” with a server with an IP address of
10.255.11.127 that belongs to a cluster called “WorldWideWeb”, enter:
-> ip slb server ip 10.255.11.127 cluster WorldWideWeb probe server_probe1
Modifying SLB Probes
The following subsections describe how to modify existing SLB probes.
Modifying the Probe Timeout
To modify this value, use the
command by entering
ip slb probe
followed by the
user-configured probe name, the probe type,
timeout
, and the user-specified timeout value.
Note.
“Creating SLB Probes” on page 23-18
for a list of valid probe types.
For example, to set the timeout for an HTTP SLB probe called “server_probe1” to 12000 seconds, enter:
-> ip slb probe server_probe1 http timeout 12000
Modifying the Probe Period
To modify this value, use the
command by entering
ip slb probe
followed by the
user-configured probe name, the probe type,
period
, and the user-specified period value.
Note.
“Creating SLB Probes” on page 23-18
for a list of valid probe types.
For example, to set the period for an HTTP SLB probe called “server_probe1” to 120 seconds, enter:
-> ip slb probe server_probe1 http period 120