Anti-DDoS:ConfigSchedruleOnDemand

The ID of the on-demand instance.

The name of the scheduling rule.

The name can contain lowercase letters, digits, hyphens (-), and underscores (_). The name can be up to 32 characters in length. We recommend that you use the ID of the on-demand instance as the name. Example: ddosbgp-cn-z2q1qzxb****.

The threshold of inbound bandwidth. Unit: Mbit/s. Minimum value: 100.

The threshold of inbound packets. Unit: Kpps. Minimum value: 10.

If the inbound bandwidth or packets consecutively exceed the threshold for the specified number of times, the scheduling rule is triggered and traffic is rerouted to the on-demand instance. The specified number of times is the value of this parameter.

The scheduling action. Set the value to declare, which indicates that the route is advertised.

Specifies whether the scheduling rule is enabled. Valid values:

• on: enabled
• off: disabled

The stop method of the scheduling rule. Valid values:

• auto: The scheduling rule automatically stops.
• manual: The scheduling rule is manually stopped.

The start time of the period during which the scheduling rule is automatically stopped. The time must be in the 24-hour clock and in the hh:mm format.

If the system detects that DDoS attacks stop, the system no longer reroutes traffic to the on-demand instance from the time you specified. We recommend that you set this parameter to a value that is defined as off-peak hours.

The end time of the period during which the scheduling rule is automatically stopped. The time must be in the 24-hour clock and in the hh:mm format.

The time zone of the time when the scheduling rule automatically stops. The time zone must be in the GMT-hh:mm format.

For example, the value GMT-08:00 indicates that the time zone is UTC+8.

The region ID of the on-demand instance.