Save HPE SSE IPSLA rule destination configuration

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http://127.0.0.1:8080/thirdPartyServices/axis/ipslaRuleDestination

Saves or updates the IP SLA rule destination settings for HPE SSE integration. The destination field is required and will be trimmed of whitespace. Changes trigger re-orchestration and are logged as system actions.

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IPSLA rule destination configuration object containing probe settings, thresholds, and monitoring parameters.

HPE SSE IPSLA rule destination configuration. Extends base IpslaRuleDestination with sourceInterface field specific to Axis/HPE SSE integration.

sourceInterface

string

WAN interface label to use as source for IPSLA probes. Must match a configured interface label. Empty string uses system default.

type

string

enum

Defaults to http-monitor

IPSLA monitor type. 'http-monitor' sends HTTP requests to destination URL; 'ip-monitor' sends ICMP probes to destination IP.

Allowed:

destination

string

required

Target destination for IPSLA probes. Required field that cannot be empty. For http-monitor use full URL; for ip-monitor use IP address. Multiple destinations can be comma-separated.

proxyAddress

string

HTTP proxy server hostname or IP for http-monitor probes. Leave empty for direct connection without proxy.

proxyPort

integer

0 to 65535

Defaults to 0

HTTP proxy server port number. Only used when proxyAddress is configured.

userAgent

string

Custom User-Agent header for HTTP monitor requests. Leave empty for default User-Agent.

httpTimeout

integer

≥ 1

Defaults to 2

Timeout in seconds for HTTP monitor requests before marking probe as failed.

keepAliveInterval

integer

≥ 1

Defaults to 2

Interval in seconds between consecutive probe packets for health monitoring.

upThreshold

integer

≥ 1

Defaults to 5

Number of consecutive successful probes required to mark path as UP after being DOWN.

downThreshold

integer

≥ 1

Defaults to 5

Number of consecutive failed probes required to mark path as DOWN after being UP.

interval

integer

≥ 1

Defaults to 30

IPSLA rule evaluation interval in seconds for calculating path health metrics.

samplingWindow

integer

≥ 1

Defaults to 60

Rolling average window in seconds for calculating loss and latency metrics.

upLoss

integer

0 to 100

Defaults to 0

Maximum packet loss percentage threshold for path to remain UP. Set 0 to disable loss-based monitoring.

downLoss

integer

0 to 100

Defaults to 0

Packet loss percentage threshold at which path is marked DOWN. Set 0 to disable loss-based monitoring.

upLatency

integer

≥ 0

Defaults to 0

Maximum latency in milliseconds for path to remain UP. Set 0 to disable latency-based monitoring.

downLatency

integer

≥ 0

Defaults to 0

Latency threshold in milliseconds at which path is marked DOWN. Set 0 to disable latency-based monitoring.

metricCombination

string

enum

Defaults to metric-or

Logical operator for combining loss and latency thresholds. 'metric-or' triggers state change when either condition is met; 'metric-and' requires both conditions.

Allowed:

routeLabelId

integer

≥ 0

Defaults to 0

Route label ID to associate with this IPSLA rule for traffic steering. Use 0 for default route label.

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IPSLA rule destination configuration saved successfully. Configuration change is logged and triggers re-orchestration on associated appliances.

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400Bad request due to validation failure. The destination field cannot be empty or contain only whitespace.

500Internal server error occurred while persisting IPSLA configuration to database.