Supported Load Balancing Algorithms / Methods

There are numerous load balancing algorithms employed by the Total Uptime Cloud Platform to determine which service to select for the redirection of client requests.  Getting to know more about each will help in choosing the best method for your load balancing needs. Where to find the setting in the panel Methods Least Connection When […]

What DNS Failover Methods do you support?

We support two different DNS Failover methods. Sequential and Round Robin. Sequential Method: This method uses the server IP addresses one by one in the order they are entered. That way, you always have one IP address announced for your ‘A’ record, which is considered a primary server. Should that server go offline, the failover […]

Delete an existing Access Control Group Entry

Method:              DELETE URI:                      ALF/Firewall/AccessControl/{IPType}/{ACLGROUPENTRYID} This method will delete an existing Access Control Group Entry (allow/deny rule). The {IPType} is either “IPv4” or “IPv6” The {ACLGROUPENTRYID} is the ID of the Access Control Group Entry that was previously created

Modify an existing Access Control Group Entry

Method:              PUT URI:                      ALF/Firewall/AccessControl/{IPType}/{ACLID} This method will modify an existing Access Control Group Entry (allow/deny rule) within the specified Access Control Group ID specified. The {IPType} is either “IPv4” or “IPv6” The {ACLID} is the ID of the group […]

Create a new Access Control Group Entry

Method:              POST URI:                      ALF/Firewall/AccessControl/{IPType}/{ACLID} This method will create a new Access Control Group Entry (allow/deny rule) within the specified Access Control Group ID specified. The {IPType} is either “IPv4” or “IPv6” The {ACLID} is the ID of the group […]

Obtain the list of Access Control Group Entries

Method:              GET URI:                      /ALF/Firewall/AccessControl/{IPType}/{ACLID}/All?{options} This method will return all Access Control Group Entries (specific allow/block rules) for the specific ACL ID requested. The {IPType} is either “IPv4” or “IPv6” The {ACLID} is the ID of the group which can […]

Delete an existing Access Control Group

Method:              DELETE URI:                      ALF/Firewall/AccessControlGroup/{IPType}/{ACLID} This method will delete an existing Access Control Group in the account for the specific IP type and ID. The {IPType} is either “IPv4” or “IPv6” The {ACLID} is the ID of the group which […]

Update an existing Access Control Group

Method:              PUT URI:                      ALF/Firewall/AccessControlGroup/{IPType}/{ACLID} This method will update an existing Access Control Group in the account for the specific IP type allowing you to change the name or Destination IP address it controls The {IPType} is either “IPv4” or […]

Create a new Access Control Group

Method:              POST URI:                    ALF/Firewall/AccessControlGroup/{IPType} This method will create a new Access Control Groups in the account for the specific IP type. A Group can be named anything you like, but the Destination IP must match an assigned IPv4 or IPv6 […]

Obtain the list of Access Control Groups

Method:              GET URI:                      /ALF/Firewall/AccessControlGroup/{IPType}/All?{options} This method will return all Access Control Groups in the account for the specific IP type requested, including all sub-companies, if they exist. The {IPType} is either “IPv4” or “IPv6” The {options} allow you to […]