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H3C Technologies H3C SecPath F1000-E User Manual

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Task Remarks

Configuring the Best Performing Link
Function

Optional
Allows you to configure dynamic best performing link parameters and

static best performing link entries.
For outbound link load balancing, the best performing link function

allows you to forward packets whose destination address matches the
best performing link entry over the link in the entry. If no matched entry

is found, best performing link detection is performed, that is, the device

selects the best link to the destination segment from among multiple

links according to the network delay, router hops, bandwidth, cost and
weight of the links, and generates a dynamic best performing link

entry, where:

Network delay and router hops are obtained through health
monitoring.

Bandwidth is the available bandwidth of the links.

Cost is specified in the configuration of the physical links.

You can also manually add a static best performing link entry, which is

of a higher priority than a dynamic best performing link entry.
By default, each dynamic best performing link entry has its default

value, and there is no static best performing link entry in the system.

IMPORTANT:

For outbound link load balancing, this function is available only when
enabling of best performing link is configured in a virtual service.

Creating a Logical Link Group

Required
Allows you to create a logical link group and configure parameters of
the logical link group.
By default, no logical link group exists in the system.

Create a Logical Link

Required
Allows you to create a logical link and add it to the corresponding
logical link group.
By default, no logical link exists in the system.

Creating a Virtual Service

Required
Allows you to create a virtual service and reference the corresponding

logical link group.
By default, no virtual service exists in the system.

Setting Health Monitoring
Parameters

Optional

Displaying Link Load Balancing
Statistics

Optional

Enabling Slow-Offline

Optional
To remove the physical link corresponding to a logical link from a
cluster, you can enable slow-offline for the logical link. After

slow-offline is enabled, the LB device will not assign new services to the

logical link and you can remove the physical link from the cluster after
the original services of the logical link are processed.
The slow-offline function can avoid the service interruption caused by
sudden removal of a physical link.

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