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Does a Node have to be part of a pool?
I went ahead and created a pool and added the node to the pool. I also created a health monitor for port 443 and associated the health monitor to the pool. When I do a packet capture from my workstation to the web server, I see a lot of TCP retransmissions, until the page times out. On the web server running tomcat, I don't see in the log file any connection, nor when I do a netstat of my workstation.
Just want to point out that we have other web servers setup in the same network in different pools/VIPs without this problem.
I'm stumped as to what the problem might be or what I'm doing wrong. Thanks, Judy
- Amine_KadimiNov 26, 2015
MVP
Unless your F5 is the default gateway of your backend servers and in case you didn't configure source translation already, you'll need to go into the virtual server settings and set the value of "source address translation" to "automap". - gothicreader_23Nov 27, 2015
Nimbostratus
Bingo!!! The automap was not selected and after selecting I was able to reach the web server. Thank you all for your help.
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