Specifications

Chapter 4: Configuring the High-Level Network
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To delete a pool from the command line
To delete a pool, use the following syntax:
b pool <pool_name> delete
You must remove all references to a pool before you can delete a pool.
To modify a pool from the command line
In addition to adding nodes to a pool or deleting nodes from a pool, you can
also modify pool attributes. You can add a new member to a pool, change
the load-balancing mode, or delete a member from a pool.
For example, to change the default load-balancing mode from Round Robin
to Predictive and add two new members to the pool, use a command such as
the following:
b pool <pool_name> { \
lb_method predictive \
member 11.12.1.101:80 \
member 11.12.1.100:80 }
To display one or more pools from the command line
Use the following syntax to display all pools:
b pool show
Use the following syntax to display a specific pool:
b pool <pool_name> show
The following sections describe the various pool attributes that you can
configure for a pool.
link_qos to client level link_qos to client <level>
link_qos to server level link_qos to server <level>
ip_tos to client level ip_tos to client <level>
ip_tos to server level ip_tos to server <level>
snat disable snat <ip address> disable
nat disable nat <ip address> disable
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Pool Element Syntax
Table 4.2 Elements for pool construction