apps enhanced-lb

Required Command-Line Mode = ConfigureRequired User Level = Admin

Use the apps enhanced-lb command to configure Enhanced load balancing profile and their parameters.

The apps enhanced-lb command has the following syntax:

apps enhanced-lb alias <elb-name>

hash-value delete <ipv4-addr | ipv6-addr> <rule-id>

exit

The following table describes the arguments for the apps enhanced-lb command:

Argument

Description

enhanced-lb alias <elb-name>

Specifies an alias of the enhanced load balancing file.

Specifies the hash field information.

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ip-src—Adds IP source address.

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ip-dst—Adds IP destination address.

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ipv4-mask—Adds IPv4 mask.

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ipv6-mask—Adds IPv6 mask.

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l4-port—Adds layer 4 source and destination ports.

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gtpu-teid — GPRS Tunnel Endpoint Identifier (TEID) configures the following field locations for hash:

outer—first occurrence of header or field

inner—second occurrence of header or field

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hash-mask—Apply this mask before hashing IP for load balancing. The default value is 32 for ipv4 and 128 for ipv6. When hash-field ip-src or ip-dst is defined with ip, ip-src or ip-dst hash-mask overwrites ip hash mask.

If field or fields in hash-field rules do not match incoming packets, packets are multi-casted to all the members in the output port group.

hash-value add <ipv4-addr | ipv6-addr> <ip-addr> <mask> <inner | outer> [hash-mask <mask>]

Adds the hash value. Supports up to 100 hash-value rules. If no hash-value rule is configured, field/fields in the hash-field rules is used for load balance hashing.

hash-value delete <ipv4-addr | ipv6-addr> <rule-id>

Deletes the hash value.