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Configuring owner node response status

May 2, 2023

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You can configure the ownerDownResponse option on a node which has a spotted SNIP address. By default, the option is enabled. It allows the spotted IP address to respond to PING or ARP requests (coming from the upstream router) when the node is inactive. If you disable the option, the IP address cannot respond to the router requests when the owner node is inactive.

To know how this feature is used for monitoring static routes in ECMP deployment, see Using Equal Cost Multiple Path (ECMP) topic.

To set owner node response status by using the NetScaler CLI

At the command prompt, type:

add ns ip <IPAddress> \[-ownerNode <positive\_integer>] \[-ownerDownResponse \(YES | NO )] \[-td <positive\_integer>]

Example

add ns ip 2.2.2.2 255.255.255.0 -ownernode 6 –ownerdownResponse YES

To set owner node response status by using the NetScaler GUI

Navigate to System > Network > IPs and click Add to create a spotted SNIP address.
On the Create IP Address page, select, or clear the ownerDownResponse check box.

To edit owner node response status by using the NetScaler GUI

Navigate to System > Network > IPs, select an IP address, and click Edit to select or clear the ownerDownResponse check box.

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Configuring owner node response status

May 2, 2023

Contributed by:

S C

May 2, 2023

Contributed by:

S C

Configuring owner node response status

To set owner node response status by using the NetScaler CLI

Example

To set owner node response status by using the NetScaler GUI

To edit owner node response status by using the NetScaler GUI

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