Default node monitor?

Look in the LocalLB::NodeAddress interface for the monitor_association methods. You'll first have to either create a new template or use one of the default templates if you are happy with the default values.

 

 

-Joe

So, if I want to monitor all nodes with tcp, what do I set the address_type and ipaddress to (for node_address)? What about monitor_rule?

 

 

Thanks.

 

The only issue I see is that the monitor_templates member of the monitor rule structure is an array and you are passing in a single value. It should look something like this:

 

 

'monitor_templates' => ['icmp'] 

 

 

With that being said, with those changes it didn't seem to be working for me so it could be an issue with the server code implementing this feature. I'd suggest you open a support case to get some developers to look at it.

 

 

-Joe

Thanks for your help (I hate when I make dumb mistakes...). I now get:

SOAP Error: SOAP-ENV:Server; Exception caught in LocalLB::NodeAddress::set_monitor_association()
Exception: Common::OperationFailed
        primary_error_code   : 16908342 (0x01020036)
        secondary_error_code : 0
        error_string         : 01020036:3: The requested node address (0.0.0.0) was not found.

I'll have someone raise a support case with the example code tomorrow or Monday. Is there any specific place I should direct the ticket to?

 

 

Thanks, Michel

I would just state that the method is not working correctly and that it should ignore the address field when the ATYPE_STAR_ADDRESS option is selected.

 

 

-Joe

This problem is tracked by CR 66499, and should be fixed in 9.4.0.

 

Thanks,

 

Loc

I tried to check that CR in the tech.f5.com web-site, but it does not show up. I tried this on a box recently patched to 9.2.4 19 and it still appears to be a problem.

 

 

Any insights?

The CR was applied to 9.4.0, not 9.2.4. I've just checked the CR's state and it's set to Verified Fixed for 9.4.0 build 297.0.

 

 

-Joe

Can you post your code? The code above in the thread is for set_monitor_association() yet your error is from get_monitor_association().

 

 

-Joe

Joe, yes the problem I am having is with the get_monitor_association()

 

 

here is the code snippet in PHP5....

 

 

 
 $monitor_assoc=$soap->get_monitor_association(array(array('address_type'=>'ATYPE_STAR_ADDRESS', 
 'ipaddress'=>'0.0.0.0'))); 
 

 

 

This throws the error message mentioned above - "Operation Failed.The requested node address (none) was not found"