Commands: Either long or short options are allowed. --add-service -A add virtual service with options --edit-service -E edit virtual service with options --delete-service -D delete virtual service --clear -C clear the whole table --restore -R restore rules from stdin --save -S save rules to stdout --add-server -a add real server with options --edit-server -e edit real server with options --delete-server -d delete real server --list -L|-l list the table --zero -Z zero counters in a service or all services --set tcp tcpfin udp set connection timeout values --start-daemon start connection sync daemon --stop-daemon stop connection sync daemon --help -h display this help message
Options: --tcp-service -t service-address service-address is host[:port] --udp-service -u service-address service-address is host[:port] --fwmark-service -f fwmark fwmark is an integer greater than zero --ipv6 -6 fwmark entry uses IPv6 --scheduler -s scheduler one of rr|wrr|lc|wlc|lblc|lblcr|dh|sh|sed|nq, the default scheduler is wlc. --pe engine alternate persistence engine may be sip, not set by default. --persistent -p [timeout] persistent service --netmask -M netmask persistent granularity mask --real-server -r server-address server-address is host (and port) --gatewaying -g gatewaying (direct routing) (default) --ipip -i ipip encapsulation (tunneling) --masquerading -m masquerading (NAT) --weight -w weight capacity of real server --u-threshold -x uthreshold upper threshold of connections --l-threshold -y lthreshold lower threshold of connections --mcast-interface interface multicast interface for connection sync --syncid sid syncid for connection sync (default=255) --connection -c output of current IPVS connections --timeout output of timeout (tcp tcpfin udp) --daemon output of daemon information --stats output of statistics information --rate output of rate information --exact expand numbers (display exact values) --thresholds output of thresholds information --persistent-conn output of persistent connection info --nosort disable sorting output of service/server entries --sort does nothing, for backwards compatibility --ops -o one-packet scheduling --numeric -n numeric output of addresses and ports --sched-flags -b flags scheduler flags (comma-separated)