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Network Load Balancer → Update
AI-generatedSummary
Update the configuration of an existing Network Load Balancer within a specified datacenter in IONOS Cloud.
Inputs
- Datacenter ID (required) — The ID of the datacenter where the Network Load Balancer is located.
- Network Load Balancer ID (required) — The ID of the Network Load Balancer to update.
- Name (required) — The new name to assign to the Network Load Balancer.
- Listener LAN (required) — The ID of the LAN that the Network Load Balancer listens on (inbound). Must be a number greater than or equal to 1.
- Target LAN (required) — The ID of the private LAN that is the target of the load balancing (outbound). Must be a number greater than or equal to 1.
- Additional Fields — Optional additional configuration fields, including enabling central logging (boolean), setting a comma-separated list of inbound/outbound IPs, private IPs with subnet masks, and specifying the logging format.
- Include Request Status — Optional boolean to include the request tracking ID and async operation status URL from the API response.
- Include Response Headers — Optional boolean to include full HTTP response headers and status code in the output.
Output shape
an object representing the updated Network Load Balancer resource returned by the IONOS Cloud API
The output includes the updated Network Load Balancer details. If 'Include Request Status' is enabled, the output will include request tracking information. If 'Include Response Headers' is enabled, the output will nest the response body under a 'body' key alongside 'headers' and 'statusCode'. This operation requires the datacenter ID and Network Load Balancer ID to identify the resource to update.