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Greg_Crosby_319
Mar 12, 2013Historic F5 Account
Create a new http profile with x-forwarding enabled and attach it to both virtual servers; the content caching information used on the template generated http profile is not quite right for storefront.
Is what you posted the original xml template created monitor? Seems to be missing some content and should look more like:
POST /scripts/wpnbr.dll HTTP/1.1\r\nContent-Length: 569\r\nContent-Type: text/xml\r\nConnection: close\r\nHost: citrix.xen.local\r\n\r\npermissionsallica30contentuser1password1xenmy_XenApp__xmlb_monitor0.0.0.0\r\n\r\n
Where "citrix.xen.local" is going to be your host address, "user1" is your service account being used, "password" is the accounts password1, xen is your AD netbios domain name, and "my_xenApp__xmlb_monitor" is your monitor name. The tricky part is making sure you content length value is correct; post will include everything after "
For testing i would leave your receive string blank; that way, as long as you get a response the monitor will post as healthy. Once you get to that point you can add a correct receive string which should be a published app (case sensitive).
Might also check to make sure your monitor type and pool member values match correctly; might simply be your type is mismatched with your port value being used (make sure your xml broker is using the port the members are set as as well, older deployments used a default value 8080 rather then 80).
curl http://:8080 would be a quick way to test for a server response.