This section explains deletion of the error page response file registered when using an HTTP error message response as an optional function of server failure monitoring of the server load balancer function.
The tenant user requests the infrastructure administrator to delete the error page response file used for the already released L-Platform.
Figure C.5 Flow of Deletion of Error Page Response Files
Deleting Error Page Response Files
Connect to the NS Appliance and ensure that the error page response file of the target is not being used.
Display the definition of the NS Appliance, and check that the error page response file of the target is not specified in the definition. If it is specified in the definition, do not delete it, as it may be used for L-Platforms currently in use.
Use the following command to display the definition.
show running-config
The configuration definition commands for specifying the error page response file are as follows:
error-action http (omitted) action error-page Error page response file name error-trigger (omitted) action error-page Error page response file name
Check the error page response file of the target.
Check if the error page response file of the target is stored in the NS Appliance using the following command: When the error page response file of the target is not displayed, it is not necessary to delete it.
ls
Delete the error page response file.
Use the following command to delete the error page response file.
rm Error page response file name