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Configuring a maintenance monitor for webservices
Ok, any tips on how the timeout disable is doable? I´ve yet to find a solution.
Yes, if we comebine those two to one.. we´ll might get a problem with the Get URI.. they might have to be independent of each other. And the filecheck would be good if it could be done to another IP then the pool member. The customer want the member as standard as possible, but still have the possibility for online/offline.
But.. If the first part is solved, that solves all of it.
kimhenriksen ,
> Do you mean the timeout of Health monitor ?
> if you assign 2 monitors to one pool , you can configure an option to not loose the availability of whole pool if one of both monitors fails.
this is the option :
- kimhenriksenNov 16, 2022
Cirrocumulus
Yeah, but if configured that way.. you loose the ability of monitor1 to function correctly. Monitor1 should always take precedence in my case as that checks the actually health of the server. If i could specify that per monitor that would be great.
- Nov 16, 2022
Okay ,
if you want to make Monitor 1 to take an effect and not forward traffic to its pool_members , you will need to assign the two monitor and Change Availability Requirement from at "least" to "ALL" or " at "Least = 2 ".
> What about trying monitors per node it self :> you do not reply about , what do you mean by disabling timeouts.
Regards- kimhenriksenNov 16, 2022
Cirrocumulus
That means that if either of them (including the offline/online file check) fails the member goes offline.
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