Traffic exceed fault. This fault is generated if executing the operation against the specified logical resource would exceed the network resource capacity.
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Traffic exceed fault. This fault is generated if executing the operation against the specified logical resource would exceed the network resource capacity. The service associated with the operation. The service name is specific to each service implementation and should be chosen to avoid conflicts with other service implementations. These service names correspond to the service definition in the admin console. The operation being invoked. The operation name corresponds to a WSDL operation for the service. The network resource logical name. This name is used to uniquely identify a network resource specification. Service implementations may be configured to use their own network resource logical names or may share logical names. The exceeded rate limit. This limit need not match the configured sustained traffic rate limit if the component implementation uses an allocation scheme across the cluster. The resource burst size. This limit need not match the configured burst limit for the resource if the component implementation uses an allocation scheme across the cluster. End Sequence |
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