Brocade Virtual ADX Server Load Balancing Guide (Supporting ADX v03.1.00) - Manual (Page 95)

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Binding a real server group to a virtual server
Use the bind group-real command to bind a real server group to a virtual server.
Virtual ADX(config)#server virtual name-or-ip v1
Virtual ADX(config-vs-v1)#bind http group-real sg1 http
A real server group can be bound to multiple virtual servers.
Syntax: [no] bind virtual-server-port group-real real-server-group-name real-server-port
The virtual-server-port variable identifies the virtual server port to be bound to the real server
group. The real-server-group-name variable specifies the name of the real server group to which
the virtual server is bound. The real-server-port variable specifies the real server port.
NOTE
Do not bind an empty real server group to a virtual server. You must associate at least one real server
with a real server group before you bind that real server group with a virtual server otherwise the
Brocade Virtual ADX issues an error.
Showing real server groups
Use the show server group-real command to view real server groups.
To view the real servers or virtual servers bound to a real server group, enter commands such as
the following:
Virtual ADX(config)#show server group-real sg1
Real server group: sg1
rs2 rs3 rs4 rs5
Syntax: show server group-real real-server-group-name
The real-server-group-name variable identifies the name of the real server group.
Disabling or deleting VIPs and real ports
Disabling VIPs
You can globally or individually disable VIPs.
To globally disable all virtual servers, enter the following command.
Virtual ADX(config)#server disable-vip
Use the no server disable-vip command to globally re-enable virtual servers after disabling them.
Syntax: [no] server disable-vip
To disable an individual virtual server, enter commands such as the following.
Virtual ADX(config)#server virtual-name-or-ip www.foo.com
Virtual ADX(config-vs-www.foo.com)#disable
Use the no disable command to re-enable a virtual server.
Syntax: [no] disable