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GTM sync group and prober pool
Hi guys - couple questions about a new GTM sync group I'm setting up.
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We have 4 GTMs. Do I need to do a gtm_add from every device to every device in a full mesh? ie. 1-2, 1-3, 1-4....2-3, 2-4....3-4. Thinking if they're establishing trust with each other would need to.
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Prober pools. We have 2 sites - LA and NYC. I'd like the LA GTMs to probe their local LTMs and the NYC GTMs to probe their local LTMs. I thought prober pools would allow that? There's no way our LA GTMs are going to be able to go over the Internet and try to probe a bunch of LTMs on our internal network in NYC and vice versa...
Thanks!!
- gsharriAltostratus
- I'm not 100% sure on this but I think simply running gtm_add on a new gtm to join an existing sync group will result in all the gtms trusting each other. Shouldn't need to run on every gtm.
- I assume when you say "probe" you are referring to health monitors and not LDNS probes (they are very different). By default the monitors are always run by a bigip in the local DC. In other words your LA gtms would NOT be monitoring the NYC ltms and vice-versa. Prober pool does allow you to select which bigips do the monitoring in a DC so if you would like to have some control over it do that but shouldn't be necessary.
Scott
- Vijay_ECirrus
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You just have to configure 1 GTM and then use its IP as reference when adding other new GTM devices. No need to add it to all existing GTM devices.
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Why are you using prober pools ? You can rely on the status of the VS in the LTM that is advertised in the GTM mesh. Also, are you using HA pair GTM in each DC ?
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