The Communication Agent -> Configuration -> Routed Services page displays all the configured Routed Services and their associated connection groups. Each connection group is linked to the appropriate configuration page where you can make changes.
The fields are described in Routed Services elements.
The Communication Agent's Routed Service provides a means by which local applications hosted on an
MP can send traffic to applications on other MPs. The Communication Agent's Routed Service will have Connection Groups associated with the service assigned with different priorities. When an application sends events to other servers using a routed service, the Communication Agent chooses a connection in the highest priority group for that routed service and sends the event on that connection. The load-balancing accounts for:
- Connection Group status (an aggregation of member connection status)
- Connection availability status (same as server availability status)
- Connection Egress Congestion Level (CL)
- Transport Connection Congestion Level (TCL)
- MP Overload Level (OL) of peer server
- Provider State (State of the service published by the Service Provider)
Note: ComAgent supports one Routed Service and one Connection Group per Routed Service.