LocalLB::ProfileOneConnect::set_limit_type

Introduced : BIG-IP_v11.6.0
Sets the limit types for OneConnect profiles. The limit-type can take on one of three values: ONECONNECT_LIMIT_TYPE_NONE (none), ONECONNECT_LIMIT_TYPE_IDLE (idle), ONECONNECT_LIMIT_TYPE_STRICT (strict). none: behaviour is as before, “connections” are counted toward the pool member limit based on whether they have active, in-flight, requests or responses. idle: if a client connection is accepted and we are at or above the TCP connection limit, a random idle connection will be dropped. strict: a hard TCP pool member connection limit is enforced. No attempt will be made to try to find a connection to reuse if at the TCP connection limit, EVEN IF ONE MIGHT BE AVAILABLE. This mode of operation is not recommended (though some customers find it useful with short idle connection timeouts).

Prototype

 set_limit_type(
    in String [] profile_names,
    in LocalLB__ProfileOneConnect__ProfileLimitType [] limit_types
);

Parameters

Parameter Type Description
profile_names String [] The names of the OneConnect profiles.
limit_types ProfileLimitType [] The limit_types for the OneConnect profiles.

Return Type

Type Description
void  

Exceptions

Exception Description
Common::AccessDenied Raised if the client credentials are not valid.
Common::InvalidArgument Raised if one of the arguments is invalid.
Common::OperationFailed Raised if an operation error occurs.

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