InlineLogicalRouter1
{
"advanced_config": {
"external_transit_networks": [
"string"
],
"ha_vip_configs": [
{
"enabled": false,
"ha_vip_subnets": [
{
"active_vip_addresses": [
"string"
],
"prefix_length": 0
}
],
"redundant_uplink_port_ids": [
"string"
]
}
],
"internal_transit_network": "string",
"transport_zone_id": "string"
},
"allocation_profile": "EdgeClusterMemberAllocationProfile Object",
"edge_cluster_id": "string",
"edge_cluster_member_indices": [
0
],
"failover_mode": "string",
"firewall_sections": [
"ResourceReference Object"
],
"high_availability_mode": "string",
"ipv6_profiles": "IPv6Profiles Object",
"preferred_edge_cluster_member_index": 0,
"router_type": "string"
}
Used for tier0 routers
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.
High availability mode
Preferred edge cluster member index which is required for PREEMPTIVE failover mode. Used for Tier0 routers only.
TIER0 for external connectivity. TIER1 for two tier topology with TIER0 on top. VRF for isolation of routing table on TIER0.