Yes, we definitely do, but we offer a more accurate modern version of GSLB. We have a pretty extensive GSLB blog post about our implementation and how you can achieve various proximity-based routing concepts in the Total Uptime panel. Traditional GSLB uses DNS to make routing decisions. That is, it uses an IP address table […]
What is it? And how can you implement it? SHORTCUT: If you just want to get to the part about configuring GSLB in the Total Uptime panel, skip to it here! Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) or GEO Load Balancing is in hot demand, perhaps now more than ever before. Placing content as close as […]
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Method: PUT URI: /ALF/Server/{ServerId}/ToggleStatus This method disables or enables a server (device) and will affect all of the packs that it is used in without removing it. It has a required parameter to gently wait the specified number of minutes for sessions to expire before forcibly disabling it. While waiting, no new traffic will be […]
No, Multicloud Networking can be used for many different purposes. Here are the two most common: It can be used with the WAAP or Load Balancer to allow you to send traffic to devices using private, non-routable RFC1918 address space. Often this is desired if you are short on public IPv4 address space, or if […]
Method: POST URI: /ALF/Server/{ServerId} This method attaches a port to an existing server. It requires the following information: Field Required data Port The port number. E.G. 80 Valid values are from 1 to 65535 Protocol The desired protocol. E.g. […]
Method: GET URI: /ALF/Server/{ServerId}/Port/All?{options} This method will retrieve all of the ports that are currently attached to a server, if anything. The {options} allow you to refine the results retrieved from the API. They must be formatted as a […]
Method: DELETE URI: /ALF/Server/{ServerId} This method will delete the server with the ID provided in the call.
Method: POST URI: /ALF/Server/{ServerId} This method updates an existing server. It accepts the following information: Field Required data *Name The name of your server. E.g. “Server 1” *IPAddress The publicly accessible IP address of your server. E.g. “1.2.3.4” Note: […]