Nortel Networks WEB OS 212777 - Manual (Page 220)

Web OS 10.0 Application Guide
220 n Chapter 10: Health Checking
212777-A, February 2002
o “FTP Server Health Checks” on page 234 . This section describes how the File Trans-
fer Protocol (FTP) server is used to perform health checks and explains how to con-
figure the switch to perform FTP health checks.
o “POP3 Server Health Checks” on page 235 . This section explains how to use Post
Office Protocol Version 3 (POP3) mail server to perform health checks between a cli-
ent system and a mail server and how to configure the switch for POP3 health checks.
o “SMTP Server Health Checks” on page 236 . This section explains how to use Simple
Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) mail server to perform health checks between a client
system and a mail server and how to configure the switch for SMTP health checks.
o “IMAP Server Health Checks” on page 237 . This section describes how the mail
server Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) protocol is used to perform health
checks between a client system and a mail server.
o “NNTP Server Health Checks” on page 238 . This section explains how to use Net-
work News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) server to perform health checks between a cli-
ent system and a mail server and how to configure the switch for NNTP health checks
o “RADIUS Server Health Checks” on page 239 . This section explains how the
RADIUS protocol is used to authenticate dial-up users to Remote Access Servers
(RASs).
o “HTTPS/SSL Server Health Checks” on page 240 . This section explains how the
switch queries the health of the SSL servers by sending an SSL client “Hello” packet
and then verifies the contents of the server’s “Hello” response.
o “WAP Gateway Health Checks” on page 240 . This section discusses how the Web
switch provides a connectionless WSP health check for WAP gateways.
o “LDAP Health Checks” on page 243 . This section describes how to configure the
switch to perform Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) health checks for
the switch to determine whether or not the LDAP server is running.
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“ARP Health Checks” on page 245 . This section describes how to perform health checks
on Intrusion Detection Servers (IDS) that do not have full TCP/IP stack support.
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“Failure Types” on page 246 . This section explains the service failed and server failed
states.