[<General> Health Check example Menu] name - Set descriptive health check name dport - Set destination port dest - Set destination address or hostname inter - Set interval between health checks retry - Set number of failed attempts to declare server down restr - Set number of successful attempts to declare server up timeout - Set max seconds to wait for response downtime - Set interval between health checks when server is down invert - Enable/disable invert of expected result copy - Copy health check del - Delete health check cur - Display current health check |
Command Syntax and Usage | |
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name | |
The name for a user-defined health check. Maximum characters: 128 | |
dport [2-65534|none] | |
Sets the destination port. Default: none | |
dest <IP address|hostname|none> | |
Sets the destination address or hostname. You are first prompted to enter the IP version. Note: If the destination IP address is configured here for health check, the interval, retry and restart timers are taken from the definitions defined here for health check. If the destination IP address is not configured here, the timers are overwritten by the real server timer settings. | |
inter [1-600] | |
Sets the interval in seconds between health checks. Default: 5 | |
retry [1-63] | |
Sets the number of failed attempts to declare a server is down. Default: 4 | |
restr [1-63] | |
Sets the number of successful attempts to declare a server is up. Default: 2 | |
timeout [0-600] | |
Sets the maximum number of seconds to wait for a response. This value must be lower or equal to the interval parameter. When set to 0, the timeout parameter equals the interval parameter. Default: 5 | |
downtime [0-600] | |
Sets the interval between health checks when a server is down. When set to 0, the downtime parameter equals the interval parameter. Default: 0 | |
invert | |
Enables or disables the inversion of the expected result. Default: Disabled | |
copy | |
Copies the health check to another health check ID destination. | |
del | |
Deletes the health check. | |
cur | |
Displays the current health check configuration. |