8-67
User
Guide
for
the
Cisco
Application
Networking
Manager
5.2
OL-26572-01
Chapte
r
8
Configuring
Real
Servers
and
Server
Farms
Configuring
Health
Monitoring
SIP-TCP
Probe
Attributes
Ta
b
l
e
8-26
lists
the
SIP-TCP
probe
attributes.
Note
Click
More
Settings
to
access
the
additional
attributes
for
the
SIP-TCP
probe
type.
By
default,
ANM
hides
the
probe
attributes
with
default
values
and
the
probe
attributes
that
are
not
commonly
used.
Ta
b
l
e
8-25
Scripted
Probe
Attributes
Field
Action
Port
Enter
the
port
number
that
the
probe
is
to
use.
By
default,
the
probe
uses
port
inheritance
to
determine
the
port
number.
For
more
information,
see
the
general
attribute
Port
field
description.
Script
Name
Local
name
that
you
want
to
assign
to
this
file
on
the
ACE.
This
file
can
reside
in
the
disk0:
directory
or
t
he
probe:
directory
(i
f
the
pr
obe:
directory
exists).
Note
The
script
file
must
first
be
established
on
the
ACE
device
and
the
name
must
be
entered
exactly
as
is
appears
on
the
device.
See
your
ACE
documentation
for
more
details.
Valid
entries
are
unquoted
text
strings
with
no
spa
ces
and
a
maximum
of
255
characters.
Script
Arguments
Valid
arguments,
which
are
unquoted
text
strings
with
no
spaces;
separate
multiple
arguments
with
a
space.
The
field
limit
is
255
characters.
More
Settings
Script
Needs
To
Be
Copied
From
Remote
Location?
Check
box
that
indicates
that
the
file
needs
to
be
copied
from
a
remote
server.
Uncheck
this
check
box
to
indicate
that
the
script
resides
locally.
Protocol
Field
that
appears
if
t
he
script
is
to
be
copied
from
a
re
mote
ser
ver.
Choose
the
protocol
to
be
used
for
copying
the
script:
•
FTP
—The
scr
ipt
is
t
o
be
copied
using
FTP.
•
TFTP
—The
script
is
to
be
copied
using
TFTP.
User
Name
Field
that
appears
if
FTP
is
selected
in
the
Protocol
field.
Enter
the
name
of
the
user
account
on
the
remote
server.
Password
Field
that
appears
if
FTP
is
selected
in
the
Protocol
field.
Enter
t
he
password
for
the
user
account
on
the
remote
ser
ver.
Reenter
the
password
in
the
Confirm
field.
Source
File
Name
Field
appears
if
t
he
script
is
t
o
be
copied
from
a
re
mote
ser
ver.
Enter
the
host
IP
address,
path,
and
filename
of
the
file
on
the
remote
server
in
the
format
host-ip/path/filename
where:
•
host-ip
represents
the
IP
address
of
the
remote
server.
•
path
represents
the
di
rectory
path
of
t
he
file
on
t
he
remote
ser
ver.
•
filename
represents
the
filename
of
the
file
on
the
remote
server.
For
example,
your
entry
mi
ght
be
192.168.11.2/usr/bin/my-script.ext.
