show ip slb reals

Examples

This example shows how to display summary information for real servers:

System(rw)->show ip slb reals
                                             fail      max   curr
real                 |ins|server-farm       |type |wgt|conns|conns|hits
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1.2.3.4:80           |DIS|snmpserver        |Probe|1  |0    |0    |0
220.20.1.1:0         |UP |snmpserver        |None |1  |0    |0    |0
220.20.1.10:80       |DIS|snmpserver        |Probe|1  |0    |0    |0
Reals in active state: 1
System(rw)->

show ip slb reals Output Display provides an explanation of the command output.

show ip slb reals Output Display

Output...	What it displays...
real	Specifies the IP address of the real server.
ins	Specifies the service state: UP – Real server is in service and available DN – Real server is in service and not available DIS – Real server is not in service
server-farm	Specifies the server farm this real server belongs to.
fail type	Specifies the faildetection type configured for this real server: None – Faildetect is not active on this device Probe – Faildetect is active on this device
wgt	Specifies the weight configured for this real server.
max conns	Specifies the maximum number of connections allowed for this real server.
curr conns	Specifies the current number of connections in use for this real server.
hits	Specifies the total number of connections used since the last time statistics were cleared.

This example shows how to display detailed information for real servers:

System(rw)->show ip slb reals detail
Server-Farm: snmpserver
  Real Server: 1.2.3.4:80 (DISABLED)
    Fail-Detect:                    Probe Connections:                     0
    Weight:                             1 Hits:                            0
    Max Conns:                   No Limit State Changes:                   0
    Probe One:   Not Set (default: “$slb_default”)
    Probe Two:   Not Set
    Last state change:   TUE OCT 26 14:46:07 2010
Server-Farm: snmpserver
  Real Server: 220.20.1.1:0 (ACTIVE)
    Fail-Detect:                     None Connections:                     0
    Weight:                             1 Hits:                            0
    Max Conns:                   No Limit State Changes:                   1
    Probe One:   Not Set (default: “$slb_default”)
    Probe Two:   Not Set
    Last state change:   TUE OCT 26 14:46:08 2010
Server-Farm: snmpserver
  Real Server: 220.20.1.10:80 (DISABLED)
    Fail-Detect:                    Probe Connections:                     0
    Weight:                             1 Hits:                            0
    Max Conns:                   No Limit State Changes:                   0
    Probe One:   Not Set (default: “$slb_default”)
    Probe Two:   Not Set
    Last state change:   TUE OCT 26 14:46:07 2010
Reals in active state: 1
System(rw)->

show ip slb reals detail Output Details provides an explanation of the detailed command output.

show ip slb reals detail Output Details

Output...	What it displays...
server-farm	Name of the server farm associated with this server. Assigned using the ip slb serverfarm command as described in ip slb serverfarm.
real-server	Address of the real server(s) assigned to this server farm. Assigned using the real command as described in real.
fail-detect	The fail detection type assigned using the faildetect type command as described in faildetect type.
connections	Specifies the current number of connections in use for this server.
weight	Specifies the weight configured for this real server using the weight command as described in weight.
Hits	Specifies the total number of connections used since the last time statistics were cleared.
Max Conns	Specifies the maximum number of connections allowed for this real server using the maxconns command as described in maxconns.
State Changes	Specifies the number of times the connection state has changed for this server.
Probe one	Specifies the probe set for probe one or “not set” if no probe is configured using the faildetect probe command as described in faildetect probe. If a default probe is set, not set displays along with the default probe in parenthesis.
Probe two	Specifies the probe set for probe two or “not set” if no probe is configured using the faildetect probe command as described in faildetect probe.
Last state change	Specifies the date and time of the last connection state change for this server.
Reals in active state	Specifies the number of servers in the active state for this device.