Microsoft.Azure.Management.Network.Fluent.LoadBalancingRule.Definition Namespace

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Interfaces

IBlank<ReturnT>	The first stage of the load balancing rule definition.
IDefinition<ReturnT>	The entirety of a load balancing rule definition.
IWithAttach<ReturnT>	The final stage of the load balancing rule definition. At this stage, any remaining optional settings can be specified, or the load balancing rule definition can be attached to the parent load balancer definition.
IWithBackend<ReturnT>	The stage of a load balancing rule definition allowing to specify the backend to associate the rule with.
IWithBackendPort<ReturnT>	The stage of a load balancing rule definition allowing to specify the backend port to send the load-balanced traffic to.
IWithFloatingIP<ReturnT>	The stage of a load balancing rule definition allowing to enable the floating IP functionality.
IWithFrontend<ReturnT>	The stage of a load balancing rule definition allowing to specify the frontend to associate with the rule.
IWithFrontendPort<ReturnT>	The stage of a load balancing rule definition allowing to specify the frontend port to load balance.
IWithIdleTimeoutInMinutes<ReturnT>	The stage of a load balancing rule definition allowing to specify the connection timeout for idle connections.
IWithLoadDistribution<ReturnT>	The stage of a load balancing rule definition allowing to specify the load distribution.
IWithOutboundSnat<ReturnT>	The stage of a load balancing rule definition allowing to disable the outbound SNAT.
IWithProbe<ReturnT>	The stage of a load balancing rule definition allowing to specify the probe to associate with the rule.
IWithProtocol<ReturnT>	The stage of a load balancing rule definition allowing to specify the transport protocol to apply the rule to.
IWithVirtualMachine<ReturnT>	The stage of a load balancing rule definition allowing to select a set of virtual machines to load balance the network traffic among.