InlineLogicalRouter1
{
"edge_cluster_member_indices": [
0
],
"failover_mode": "string",
"allocation_profile": {
"allocation_pool": {
"allocation_pool_type": "string"
}
},
"firewall_sections": [
{
"target_display_name": "string",
"is_valid": false,
"target_id": "string",
"target_type": "string"
}
],
"advanced_config": {
"internal_transit_network": "string",
"transport_zone_id": "string",
"ha_vip_configs": [
{
"ha_vip_subnets": [
{
"prefix_length": 0,
"active_vip_addresses": [
"string"
]
}
],
"redundant_uplink_port_ids": [
"string"
],
"enabled": false
}
],
"external_transit_networks": [
"string"
]
},
"router_type": "string",
"preferred_edge_cluster_member_index": 0,
"high_availability_mode": "string",
"edge_cluster_id": "string"
}
For stateful services, the logical router should be associated with edge cluster. For TIER 1 logical router, for manual placement of service router within the cluster, edge cluster member indices needs to be provided else same will be auto-allocated. You can provide maximum two indices for HA ACTIVE_STANDBY. For TIER0 logical router this property is no use and placement is derived from logical router uplink or loopback port.
Determines the behavior when a logical router instance restarts after a failure. If set to PREEMPTIVE, the preferred node will take over, even if it causes another failure. If set to NON_PREEMPTIVE, then the instance that restarted will remain secondary. This property must not be populated unless the high_availability_mode property is set to ACTIVE_STANDBY. If high_availability_mode property is set to ACTIVE_STANDBY and this property is not specified then default will be NON_PREEMPTIVE.
List of Firewall sections related to Logical Router.
Type of Logical Router
Used for tier0 routers only
High availability mode
Used for tier0 routers