If the method succeeds, rc is 0 else rc > 0. Values above 0x8000 indicate Warnings.

If the method succeeds, message is NULL else message contains Error/Warning message.

List of gslbparameters

State of the GSLB parameter.

Time, in seconds, after which an inactive LDNS entry is removed.

Tolerance, in milliseconds, for newly learned round-trip time (RTT) values. If the difference between the old RTT value and the newly computed RTT value is less than or equal to the specified tolerance value, the LDNS entry in the network metric table is not updated with the new RTT value. Prevents the exchange of metrics when variations in RTT values are negligible.

The IPv4 network mask with which to create LDNS entries.

Mask for creating LDNS entries for IPv6 source addresses. The mask is defined as the number of leading bits to consider, in the source IP address, when creating an LDNS entry.

The order in which monitors should be initiated to calculate RTT

Drop LDNS requests if round-trip time (RTT) information is not available.

Amount of delay in updating the state of GSLB service to DOWN when MEP goes down. This parameter is applicable only if monitors are not bound to GSLB services

Time (in seconds) within which local or child site services remain in learning phase. GSLB site will enter the learning phase after reboot, HA failover, Cluster GSLB owner node changes or MEP being enabled on local node. Backup parent (if configured) will selectively move the adopted children's GSLB services to learning phase when primary parent goes down. While a service is in learning period, remote site will not honour the state and stats got through MEP for that service. State can be learnt from health monitor if bound explicitly.

GSLB configuration will be synced automatically to remote gslb sites if enabled.

Time duartion (in seconds) during which if no new packets received by Local gslb site from Remote gslb site then mark the MEP connection DOWN

Time duartion (in seconds) for which the gslb sync process will wait before checking for config changes.

Mode in which configuration will be synced from master site to remote sites.

This is a counter to maintain the gslb sync incarnation number.

If disabled, Location files will not be synced to the remote sites as part of manual sync and automatic sync.

If enabled, remote gslb site's rsync port will be monitored and site is considered for configuration sync only when the monitor is successful.

If enabled, 'save ns config' method will be treated as other GSLB methods and synced to GSLB nodes when auto gslb sync option is enabled.

Action to perform when policy evaluation creates an UNDEF condition. Available settings function as follows: * NOLBACTION - Does not consider LB action in making LB decision. * RESET - Reset the request and notify the user, so that the user can resend the request. * DROP - Drop the request without sending a response to the user.

This option is used to override persistency when order is configured for services or servicegroups.