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to the IP address of every configured server object. The timeouts that control Layer 3 Health Check probes are
located in the global CLI context and on the EQUALIZER > Global tab in the GUI:
Layer 3 Health Check Parameters
(CLIParameter)
Minimum Default Maximum Units
ICMP Probe Maximum Tries (icmp_maxtries) 0 3 30 integer
ICMP Probe Interval (icmp_interval) 0 15.0 60.0 seconds
By default, ICMP health check probes are sent a maximum of 3 times every 15 seconds to every configured server
that has Layer 3 probes enabled. Within a 15-second probe interval, the delay between successive ping requests
to the same server is determined internally -- it can be as short as one second to a server that is not responding to
ICMP requests and can be 5 seconds or longer when a server is responding to ICMP echo requests, depending on
the amount of traffic that Equalizer is currently processing.
If a server responds to an ICMP Health Check, it is marked "Layer 3 UP". If a server does not respond to an ICMP
echo request, it will be marked "Layer 3 DOWN" by Equalizer only if the server has responded to at least one
ICMP echo request since Equalizer was last rebooted. This behavior accounts for the fact that many servers are
configured by default to never respond to ICMP echo requests as a security precaution. In other words, if a server
has never responded to a Layer 3 health check probe since the last reboot, it is never marked "Layer 3 Down".
Note - Responding to ICMP echo requests is an option on most server platforms. If ICMP echo reply is disabled on one
or more of the servers in your configuration, then you may want to disable ICMP echo requests on Equalizer to reduce
traffic between Equalizer and the servers, and rely solely on the other probing mechanisms.
Layer 4 TCP and ACV Health Check Timeouts
By default, Equalizer sends TCP Health Checks to every server instance object in every server pool. Equalizer
and the server exchange a three-way TCP handshake to open a TCP connection. If Active Content Verification
(ACV) is also configured, the ACV probe takes place after the TCP connection is established. Once the
handshake is complete and ACV data is optionally exchanged, the probe connection is closed.
The controls to enable Layer 4 Health Checks are located on a server instance and on the server pool in which
server instances reside:
GUI Parameter (CLI Parameter) Location Description
Probe Layer 4 (probe_l4) server instance
A flag on a server instance, enabled by default. If disabled, no
TCP or ACV probes are sent to the server instance.
Probe Port (probe_port) server instance
Optional. If this parameter is 0 (the default) probe using the
port set on the server definition. If non-zero, use this
parameter setting as the port number r TCP and ACV
probes.
ACV Query (acvq) server pool
Optional. A string sent to the server instance after the TCP
handshake completes; the server instance is expected to
respond with a string that contains the ACV Response in the
first 1024 characters. If the ACV Response is not set, this
parameter has no effect.
ACV Response (acvr) server pool
Required to enable ACV probes. Thisis the string Equalizer
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