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F5 Connection Rate Limit for VIP
Has anyone implemented Connection Rate Limit under the Virtual Servers -Advanced Configuration what do clients see after the particular rate limit is setup for a VIP.
9 Replies
- Hannes_Rapp
Nimbostratus
Clients sending requests after the Connection Rate Limit has been exceeded will receive TCP packet in response where RST flag is set to 1. Or in other words, just "Connection Reset".
Note that this applies to entirely new connection attempts (handshakes), any existing connections will not be interrupted in case of threshold breach.
- Joe_Lupo_283884
Nimbostratus
To piggy-back on this conversation. I need to know how to get a server back to "Available" once it has hit the rate limit. In one post I saw somewhere it was stated to set the Connection Rate Limit to "0" to get the Virtual Server back to "Available", but I want to keep a Connection Rate Limit on this VS, but get the VS back to "Available". Currently, no matter how high I set the Connection Rate Limit the VS goes back to "Unavailable (Enabled) - The virtual server's rate limit has been reached".
Any insight??
- Hannes_Rapp
Nimbostratus
Hi,
"Currently, no matter how high I set the Connection Rate Limit the VS goes back to "Unavailable (Enabled)"
Before the limit is breached, the status should be Green or Blue (depending on if you use health-check monitors against pool members). Only after the limit is breached, it should switch to Yellow. Recommend to contact support with that, seems like unintended outcome.
- Hannes_Rapp_162
Nacreous
Clients sending requests after the Connection Rate Limit has been exceeded will receive TCP packet in response where RST flag is set to 1. Or in other words, just "Connection Reset".
Note that this applies to entirely new connection attempts (handshakes), any existing connections will not be interrupted in case of threshold breach.
- Joe_Lupo_283884
Nimbostratus
To piggy-back on this conversation. I need to know how to get a server back to "Available" once it has hit the rate limit. In one post I saw somewhere it was stated to set the Connection Rate Limit to "0" to get the Virtual Server back to "Available", but I want to keep a Connection Rate Limit on this VS, but get the VS back to "Available". Currently, no matter how high I set the Connection Rate Limit the VS goes back to "Unavailable (Enabled) - The virtual server's rate limit has been reached".
Any insight??
- Hannes_Rapp_162
Nacreous
Hi,
"Currently, no matter how high I set the Connection Rate Limit the VS goes back to "Unavailable (Enabled)"
Before the limit is breached, the status should be Green or Blue (depending on if you use health-check monitors against pool members). Only after the limit is breached, it should switch to Yellow. Recommend to contact support with that, seems like unintended outcome.
- nbnb_277285
Nimbostratus
Clients sending requests after the Connection Rate Limit has been exceeded will receive TCP packet in response where RST flag is set to 1. Or in other words, just "Connection Reset".
This is not true. It still works for not limited clients, which is how it is supposed to work...
- Hannes_Rapp
Nimbostratus
I think the next sentence pretty much clarifies what you have elaborated.
- nbnb_277285
Nimbostratus
sorry i exprimed myself badly, i meant it will work for new clients.
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