Manage client connections 编辑
To facilitate management of client connections, you can enable delayed cleanup of connections to the virtual server. You can then manage local DNS traffic by configuring DNS policies.
Enable delayed cleanup of virtual server connections
The state of a virtual server depends on the states of the services bound to it, and the state of each service depends on the monitors bound to it. If a server is slow or down, the monitoring probes time out and the service that represents the server is marked as DOWN. A virtual server is marked as DOWN only when all services bound to it are marked as DOWN. You can configure services and virtual servers to either terminate all connections when they go down, or allow the connections to go through. The latter setting is for situations in which a service is marked as DOWN because of a slow server.
When you configure the down state flush option, the Citrix ADC appliance performs a delayed cleanup of connections to a GSLB service that is down.
To enable delayed cleanup of virtual server connections by using the command line interface
At the command prompt, type the following commands to configure delayed connection cleanup and verify the configuration:
set gslb service <name> -downStateFlush (ENABLED | DISABLED)
show gslb service <name>
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