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Media Flow Manager Administrator's Guide
Example:
service-director xml-response UK-response
xml-map.xml
service-director query-url-host geosvc.example.com
match isp Comcast response video1.comcast.com video2.comcast.com
match zip 95054 response example1.video.com example2.video.com
match city "Los Angeles" response cdn1.video.com cdn2.video.com
match state CA response 12.1.10.183 12.1.10.184 12.2.18.23
match country USA response cdn2.video.com
match country GBR response UK-response
match continent Asia response cdn.singapore.com
match default response cdn3.video.com
Response XML format example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<geoiplookup name="GeoIP Service" service="Host Lookup">
<version>1.0.1</version>
<host_1>media10.break.com</host_1>
<host_2>media10.break.com</host_2>
<host_3>media10.break.com</host_3>
<country_code>USA</country_code>
<region_code>California</region_code>
<city_code>Los Angeles</city_code>
<client_ip>204.102.252.1</client_ip>
<query_ip>98.22.15.52</query_ip>
<curr_time>1234567890</curr_time>
<error_code>0</error_code>
</geoiplookup>
show service-director <service_name>
Display status of the specified service.
show
View information; see
details. Most are
the appropriate sections. Additionally, there are special show arguments:
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bootvar
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hosts
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interfaces configured
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memory
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running-config
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stats cpu
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users
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version
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whoami
"Displaying Information Using Show Commands" on page 145
EXEC
commands. There are many show commands described at the end of
—Installed system images and boot parameters.
—Hostname, DNS configuration, and static host mappings.
—Interface configurations.
—System memory usage.
—Commands to recreate current running configuration.
—CPU statistics.
—Information about user logins.
—Version information for current system image.
—The identity and capabilities of the current user.
CHAPTER 5 CLI Commands
http://www.example.com/svc/geo/uk-
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