Install guide

1-42 show wanlb resource Release Note
Software Version 2.7.5
C613-10454-00 REV A
Figure 1-9: example output from the show wanlb resource=ppp0 healthcheck
command
WAN Load Balancer Resource Healthchecks
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Resource .................... ppp0
Ave overall response......... 40 ms
Resource up events .......... 1
Resource down events ........ 0
Unreachable host events ..... 1
Host ..................... 202.36.8.11
Status ................... Unreachable
Avg response ............. N/A
Total sent ............... 200
Total not sent ........... 2
Total failed ............. 7
Total unreachable ........ 2
Current successful ...... 0
Current failed ........... 5
Host ..................... www.vpn-site.com
Status ................... Reachable
Avg response ............. 20 ms
Total sent ............... 200
Total not sent ........... 0
Total failed ............. 2
Total unreachable ........ 0
Current successful........ 198
Current fail ............. 0
Host ..................... www.critical-site.com
Status ................... Reachable
Avg response ............. 60 ms
Total sent ............... 200
Total not sent ........... 0
Total failed ............. 0
Total unreachable ........ 0
Current successful....... 200
Current failed ........... 0
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Table 1-7: Parameters in the detailed output from the show wanlb resource=ppp0
healthcheck command
Parameter Description
Resource The resource interface.
Ave overall response The combined average response time from all the healthcheck
host(s).
This figure is displayed when the WAN load balancer uses the
weighted fast response selection method. If healthchecks are
disabled, the response time displayed is N/A.
Resource up events The number of times the resource's state has changed from down to
up due to healthchecks, i.e. because one or more hosts became
reachable.
Resource down
Events
The number of times the resource's state has changed from up to
down due to healthchecks, i.e. because all of the hosts became
unreachable.