Use this command to assign up to two probes to the IPv4 or IPv6 SLB real server faildetect configuration.
one | two | Specifies probe label the named probe is assigned to for this real server. |
probe-name | Specifies the name of the probe to be assigned to monitor this real server. |
None.
Configuration command, SLB Real Server Configuration mode.
The LSNAT fail detection feature supports the assigning of up to two probes per real server. A probe can be assigned to probe one or probe two. By default the probe $slb_default is assigned to probe one. If you do not wish any faildetect monitoring to occur for this real server, set the faildetect type to none, using faildetect type.
Use the no faildetect probe command to remove the specified probe for this real server context. When an administratively configured probe is removed from probe one, the default $slb_default probe is auto-configured for probe one.
This example shows how to create a TCP probe named TCP-HTTP and assign it to probe one of the 10.1.2.3 port 80 real server on the server farm myproductHTTP:
System(su)->configure System(su-config)->probe TCP-HTTP tcp System(su-config-probe)->inservice System(su-config-probe)->exit System(su-config)->ip slb serverfarm myproductHTTP System(su-config-slb-sfarm)->real 10.1.2.3 port 80 System(su-config-slb-real)->faildetect probe one TCP-HTTP System(su-config-slb-real)->inservice
This example shows how to create a TCP probe named TCP-HTTP66 and assign it to probe one of the 2001:11ac:fd34::5 port 80 real server on the server farm myproductHTTP66:
System(su)->configure System(su-config)->probe TCP-HTTP66 tcp System(su-config-probe)->inservice System(su-config-probe)->exit System(su-config)->ipv6 slb serverfarm myproductHTTP66 System(su-config-slb-sfarm)->real 2001:11ac:fd34::5 port 80 System(su-config-slb-real)->faildetect probe one TCP-HTTP66 System(su-config-slb-real)->inservice