CONNECTION_MODE_UNKNOWN CONNECTION_MODE_PER_PEER CONNECTION_MODE_PER_BLADE CONNECTION_MODE_PER_TMM CONNECTION_MODE_PER_CLIENT MESSAGE_ROUTING_PROTOCOL_UNKNOWN MESSAGE_ROUTING_PROTOCOL_NONE MESSAGE_ROUTING_PROTOCOL_GENERIC_MESSAGE MESSAGE_ROUTING_PROTOCOL_SIP MESSAGE_ROUTING_PROTOCOL_DIAMETER Gets a list of all peers.

Creates the specified peers.

Deletes a specified list of peers.

Deletes all peers.

Sets the description for a set of peers. This is an arbitrary field which can be used for any purpose.

Gets the descriptions for a set of peers.

Gets the message routing protocol which was set for the specified peers upon creation. See the LocalLB::MessageRoutingProtocol for more details.

Sets the mode for limiting connections to the specified peers. See LocalLB::MessageRoutingPeer::ConnectionMode for more details.

Gets the mode for limiting connections to the specified peers. See LocalLB::MessageRoutingPeer::ConnectionMode for more details.

Sets the pool associated with the specified peers. The message parser routes messages to the specified pool.

Gets the pools associated with the specified peers.

Sets the transport configs associated with the specified peers. A transport_config (See LocalLB::MessageRoutingTransportConfig) is used by the message router to create an outgoing connection.

Gets the transport configs associated with the specified peers.

Sets the distribution of connections between the load balancer and a remote host for the specifed peers. The default value is 1 meaning that all messages through a peer will use a single connection. Higher values will distribute the messages accross the specified number of connections.

Gets the distribution of connections between the load balancer and a remote host for the specifed peers.

Sets a list of ratios for the specified peers within a route. The ratio is used by the message parser for selecting peers from a list of peers assigned to a route. The default value is 1. See LocalLB::MessageRoutingSIPRoute::SelectionMode for further details about how the ratio is used.

Gets a list of ratios for the specified peers within a route.

Get the version information for this interface.

Gets a list of all peers.

Creates the specified peers.

Deletes a specified list of peers.

Deletes all peers.

Sets the description for a set of peers. This is an arbitrary field which can be used for any purpose.

Gets the descriptions for a set of peers.

Gets the message routing protocol which was set for the specified peers upon creation. See the LocalLB::MessageRoutingProtocol for more details.

Sets the mode for limiting connections to the specified peers. See LocalLB::MessageRoutingPeer::ConnectionMode for more details.

Gets the mode for limiting connections to the specified peers. See LocalLB::MessageRoutingPeer::ConnectionMode for more details.

Sets the pool associated with the specified peers. The message parser routes messages to the specified pool.

Gets the pools associated with the specified peers.

Sets the transport configs associated with the specified peers. A transport_config (See LocalLB::MessageRoutingTransportConfig) is used by the message router to create an outgoing connection.

Gets the transport configs associated with the specified peers.

Sets the distribution of connections between the load balancer and a remote host for the specifed peers. The default value is 1 meaning that all messages through a peer will use a single connection. Higher values will distribute the messages accross the specified number of connections.

Gets the distribution of connections between the load balancer and a remote host for the specifed peers.

Sets a list of ratios for the specified peers within a route. The ratio is used by the message parser for selecting peers from a list of peers assigned to a route. The default value is 1. See LocalLB::MessageRoutingSIPRoute::SelectionMode for further details about how the ratio is used.

Gets a list of ratios for the specified peers within a route.

Get the version information for this interface.

The MessageRoutingPeer interface enables you to work with the definitions contained in a message routing peer. A peer specifies the pool for the message parser to use as the destination for message routes. You can also use the peer component to specify how many connections the parser creates to a remote host and which MessageRoutingTransportConfig the parser uses to establish the connection.