Method: PUT URI: /ALF/ServerGroup/{ServerGroupId}/RemoveServer/{ServerId} This method will remove an existing device from a port map group. Removing a device from a port map group does not delete the device, it will continue to exist.
Method: PUT URI: /ALF/ServerGroup/ToggleServerStatus/{ServerGroupid}/{ServerId}/{waitTimeSecs}/{gracefulShutDown}/{isEnabled} This method allows you to change the device status.
Method: PUT URI: /ALF/ServerGroup/updateServerWeight/{ServerGroupId}/{ServerId}/{Weight} This method allows you to change the device weight. This will only take effect if you have multiple devices within the server group.
Not interested in reading the manual? We cover the essentials in a video at the bottom of this page! The Server Status tab displays a history of UP and DOWN status events for devices that are part of DNS Failover Pool and/or are used in Networking (e.g. Cloud Load Balancing, Firewall, etc.) Every time a […]
In the version 3.10 release of our cloud platform, we introduced support for creating back-end devices (servers) using a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) instead of an IP address. While it is always best to use an IP address instead of a domain name, there are some instances where a FQDN is the only option, […]
The device “weight” select menu shown at the far right of your server or device within a Server Group allows you to adjust how traffic is distributed by the load balancer when you have two or more devices in a configuration. In essence, the higher the number, the heavier the weight, and the more traffic […]
MONITORS OVERVIEW The Cloud Networking system supports a very large subset of monitors from something as simple as a ping to something more complex as a DNS record lookup or even an HTTP Post that looks for specific content on the return. Configuring the correct monitor is essential to properly detecting outages for devices. Below […]
It’s been two months since our last update, so today we’ve pushed out a couple new features and a few bug fixes that we have been working on lately. Nothing major, just primarily some housekeeping items. Below are the brief release notes for your reading enjoyment. Device Webhook Upgrade: If you use the webhook functionality […]
Creating your first basic configuration to place a device behind the Total Uptime platform can be completed in 5 easy steps. Step 1 Log into the management panel and go to NETWORKING > CONFIGURATION BUILDER On this page you will see a wizard that will walk you through an initial configuration. Step 1 requires the […]
We’ve been working hard since our last release in September and are pleased to release version 25.3.1 of our cloud platform that fixes a number of bugs and introduces a couple new features as well. Below are the brief release notes for your reading enjoyment. Compute Availability: We released the first version of our compute […]