COLOR_UNKNOWN COLOR_GREEN COLOR_YELLOW COLOR_RED COLOR_BLUE COLOR_GRAY COLOR_BLACK MEMBER_STATE_UNKNOWN MEMBER_STATE_SYNCING MEMBER_STATE_NEED_MANUAL_SYNC MEMBER_STATE_IN_SYNC MEMBER_STATE_SYNC_FAILED MEMBER_STATE_SYNC_DISCONNECTED MEMBER_STATE_STANDALONE MEMBER_STATE_AWAITING_INITIAL_SYNC MEMBER_STATE_INCOMPATIBLE_VERSION MEMBER_STATE_PARTIAL_SYNC STATE_DISABLED STATE_ENABLED HA_STATE_OFFLINE HA_STATE_FORCED_OFFLINE HA_STATE_STANDBY HA_STATE_ACTIVE HA_STATE_UNKNOWN SYNC_TYPE_UNKNOWN SYNC_TYPE_NONE SYNC_TYPE_FULL_LOAD_MANUAL SYNC_TYPE_FULL_LOAD_AUTO SYNC_TYPE_INCREMENTAL_MANUAL SYNC_TYPE_INCREMENTAL_AUTO DGT_UNKNOWN DGT_SYNC_ONLY DGT_FAILOVER Gets a list of all device groups.

Creates device groups.

Deletes device groups.

Add devices to device groups.

Remove devices from device groups.

Remove all devices from device groups.

Get devices from device groups.

Sets the state of network failover for the device groups. If set, allows failover daemon to communicate with the devices in the device group to determine whether they are running.

Gets the state of network failover for the device groups.

Gets the state of autosync for the device groups.

Sets the state of autosync for the device groups. If set, allows automatic synchronization between the devices in the device group.

Gets the type of device group.

Sets the descriptions for the device groups.

Gets the descriptions of the device groups.

Gets the failover status of the system. This shows whether this device is active on any traffic groups (that is, currently handling traffic for them) or standby (ready to handle traffic if the active device fails over).

Gets the sync status of the system. This gets the status of the current device's presence in all device groups in which it is a member. If there is a communication problem with any device group, then this method will note it. Use the get_sync_status method in this interface to get information about connectivity and sync status for a particular device group.

Gets the sync status of the specified device groups.

Gets the sync status of the specified members in the specified device groups.

Gets the "all preferred active" flag for each device group.

Sets the full load on sync states for each device group. When enabled, device group members will perform a full load when synchronizing a configuration. When disabled, device group members will attempt incremental configuration synchronization and will automatically fall back to a full load when incremental configuration synchronization fails.

Gets the full load on sync states for each device group.

Sets the maximum number of kilobytes the system will devote to caching transactions for the specified device groups for incremental config sync. Users who make large changes to the configuration, or multiple changes to the configuration before synchronizing, may benefit from a larger value. The default value is 1024 KB.

Gets the maximum number of kilobytes the system will devote to caching transactions for the specified device groups for incremental config sync.

Gets the interface version

Gets a list of all device groups.

Creates device groups.

Deletes device groups.

Add devices to device groups.

Remove devices from device groups.

Remove all devices from device groups.

Get devices from device groups.

Sets the state of network failover for the device groups. If set, allows failover daemon to communicate with the devices in the device group to determine whether they are running.

Gets the state of network failover for the device groups.

Gets the state of autosync for the device groups.

Sets the state of autosync for the device groups. If set, allows automatic synchronization between the devices in the device group.

Gets the type of device group.

Sets the descriptions for the device groups.

Gets the descriptions of the device groups.

Gets the failover status of the system. This shows whether this device is active on any traffic groups (that is, currently handling traffic for them) or standby (ready to handle traffic if the active device fails over).

Gets the sync status of the system. This gets the status of the current device's presence in all device groups in which it is a member. If there is a communication problem with any device group, then this method will note it. Use the get_sync_status method in this interface to get information about connectivity and sync status for a particular device group.

Gets the sync status of the specified device groups.

Gets the sync status of the specified members in the specified device groups.

Gets the "all preferred active" flag for each device group.

Sets the full load on sync states for each device group. When enabled, device group members will perform a full load when synchronizing a configuration. When disabled, device group members will attempt incremental configuration synchronization and will automatically fall back to a full load when incremental configuration synchronization fails.

Gets the full load on sync states for each device group.

Sets the maximum number of kilobytes the system will devote to caching transactions for the specified device groups for incremental config sync. Users who make large changes to the configuration, or multiple changes to the configuration before synchronizing, may benefit from a larger value. The default value is 1024 KB.

Gets the maximum number of kilobytes the system will devote to caching transactions for the specified device groups for incremental config sync.

Gets the interface version

The Device Group interface contains the methods for creating and manipulating device groups. Device groups are collections of devices used for traffic management and failover.