Health Check Command Level - KEMP Technologies LoadMaster 1500 Installation And Configuration Manual

The specified port will be used to access the Real Servers where adaptive checking is enabled.
2.4. Show
Displays the current adaptive checking parameters.
2.5. Url <String>
<String> specifies a URL, which will be fetched by the adaptive checking system. The contents of this URL
should specify the load on the current Real Server, with 0 representing no load and 100 representing a fully
loaded server.
See section " IF.5 Agent Based Adaptive Balancing" for more details.
2.6. Weight <Integer>
This specifies the minimal value of the weight (as a percentage of the static weight).
The adaptive scheduling method will not adjust a server weight below this value.
2.7. Help
Prints out a list of the available commands at the adaptive command level.
2.8. End
Terminates the CLI session. No changes performed after entering this level will be saved.
2.9. Exit
Returns the input to the top command level. Any changes will be written to the configuration file, and the
system will be updated accordingly.

3. Health check command level

The following commands can be performed at the health check command level.
3.1. Interval <Integer>
Specifies how often the health of a Real Server should be checked.
3.2. Retry <Integer>
Specifies how often the health check of a Real Server should fail before the LoadMaster decides that the Real
Server is no longer responding.
3.3. Show
Displays the current health check parameters.
3.4. Timeout <Integer>
Specifies how long the LoadMaster should wait for a response from a Real Server. The LoadMaster will mark a
Real Server as down after Timeout * Retry seconds if no response has been received.
3.5. Help
Lists the commands that are available at the health check command level.
3.6. End
Terminate the CLI session. Any changes since entering the health check command level will be ignored.
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