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F5 HA status change reason
Is there a way how to find a reason why HA status was changed on F5 boxes ? Couldnt find nothing in the logs.
4 Replies
- Chris_Grant
Employee
Look for sod entries in the ltm log. When the unit goes to active or standby it will log this fact. You may need to look at the entries immediately preceeding the active/standby message. Also look on the peer unit for the same thing, as sometimes the peer will hold the key to a failover. You also may wish to look at the ha table to see if something has moved to fail.
Failing all that, take a qkview and open a support case.
- StephanManthey
Nacreous
Hi xMadi,
you may also lookup /var/core/ for core dumps (both units).
Make sure to save the whole /var/log/ directory of both machines of your sync-failover device group to an external resource as log rotation will remove previous logs older than 10 days.
If you cannnot find anything in the logs I would recommend to pull a qkview and to open a ticket with F5 support.
Cheers, Stephan - Maximilian_Mart
Nimbostratus
Did u search directly on the F5 or on a syslog Server?
- M_2
Altocumulus
Check if there is any interface flaps, also check which one initiated the failover.
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