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BMARTIN_12200
Nimbostratus
NimbostratusAdd Ip member pool in my header browser
Hello, my application is spread over 24 servers JBOSS cluster of 6 pools of 4 members. To facilitate maintenance I would like to appear in the title of the browser the IP address of the member on which it is connected.
I read a lot on the forum but I need a concrete example based on my Irule below. Thank you
Can you help me ?
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when HTTP_REQUEST timing on {
set electedpool [HTTP::cookie "persist"]
if {"" ne $electedpool} {
if { [active_members HOM_JBOSS_VIP1_POOL_$electedpool] >= 1 } {
pool HOM_JBOSS_VIP1_POOL_$electedpool
} else {
set P [expr ($electedpool+1) %2]
set electedpool ""
pool HOM_JBOSS_VIP1_POOL_$P
}
} else {
set P [expr (int(rand()*1000000))%2]
if { [active_members HOM_JBOSS_VIP1_POOL_$P] >= 1 } {
pool HOM_JBOSS_VIP1_POOL_$P
} else {
set P [expr ($P+1) %2]
pool HOM_JBOSS_VIP1_POOL_$P
}
}
}
when HTTP_RESPONSE timing on {
if {"" eq $electedpool} {
HTTP::cookie remove persist
HTTP::cookie insert name persist value "$P" path /
}
}
22 Replies
BMARTIN_12200I found the reason for the failure of the rule STREAM: expression.
I have two members in my pool test when both are active, it dysfunctional.
If I remove a member, it works.
Have you any idea?when HTTP_RESPONSE { Need to explicitly disable the stream profile by default so it doesn't stay enabled for subsequent HTTP requests on the same TCP connection. STREAM::disable Apply stream profile against text responses from the application if { [HTTP::header value Content-Type] contains "text" }{ switch [IP::server_addr] { "10.x.x.156" { set nvip "mnr04 nvir0156" } "10.x.x.157" { set nvip "mnr04 nvir0157" } default { set nvip [IP::server_addr]} } Replace with 1.1.1.1 where 1.1.1.1 is the server IP adddress STREAM::expression "@<\[Tt\]\[Ii\]\[Tt\]\[Ll\]\[Ee\]>@$nvip - @" Enable the stream profile STREAM::enable } }
hoolioCirrostratus
That's very odd. I'm not sure what would cause the error. I'd suggest opening a case with F5's support group about this.
Here are a few questions I'd be curious about:
With no changes to the iRule, if you disable all but one member in the pool, you never see the error? But as soon as you add a second member you see the error? With multiple pool members, does the error occur on every single response that the stream filter is enabled on?
Aaron
