Health Monitoring weblogic application servers

I can't see the schema I'm afraid. Can you post the monitor configuration please? Same for the VS if you don't mind, suitably redacted. What URL do the users use?

Steve,

 

 

I could not upload the diagram. I don't think it matters anyway because it is a typical layout: Internet==>router==>ASAFirewall==>Switch==>LTM==>Switch==>Servers

 

 

We have menu driven website for client to click. Other Web servers are working as intended but the application server refused to work or come up green.

 

 

Here is the link for the application server upon clicking the app menu:

 

http://app.home.com:9699/app/appHomeLogin.do?buttons.next.name=Next

 

 

would you mind posting the pool and health monitor you are using?

 

 

tmsh list ltm pool (pool name)

 

tmsh list ltm monitor (health monitor name)

ltm pool APPS_Pool {

 

members {

 

10.10.90.10:dynamid {

 

monitor App_Monitor

 

session monitor-enabled

 

}

 

10.10.90.11:dynamid {

 

monitor App_Monitor

 

session monitor-enabled

 

}

 

}

 

monitor App_Monitor

 

}

 

 

 

 

ltm monitor tcp App_Monitor {

 

defaults-from tcp

 

destination *:*

 

interval 5

 

recv "http://http://app.home.com:9699/app/appHomeLogin.do?buttons.next.name=Next"

 

send "GET /\r\n"

 

time-until-up 0

 

timeout 16

 

 

virtual APP_VS {

 

pool APPS_Pool

 

destination 10.10.80.50:dynamid

 

ip protocol tcp

 

rules {

 

https_redirect

 

}

 

profiles {

 

HTTP_profile {}

 

Clientssl_Profile {

 

clientside

 

}

 

tcp-lan-optimized {

 

serverside

 

}

 

tcp-wan-optimized {

 

clientside

 

}

 

}

 

}

 

 

I'd suggest you switch to a http monitor and whether you do or not, format your send and receive strings correctly, in particular the receive string has two http://'s in it!

 

 

The send string should be more like this: 'GET / HTTP/1.1\r\nHost: something.com\r\nConnection: Close\r\n\r\n'

Is this just for the app server monitor only? because all other web servers are working with only basic strings on receive.

 

Did you try switching to a http monitor?

for http monitor, send and receive string should be configured, so bigip will verify whether expected response is returned.

 

 

sol2167: Constructing HTTP requests for use with the HTTP or HTTPS application health monitor

 

http://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/solutions/public/2000/100/sol2167.html

 

Nitass,

 

I have read the link before. My problem maybe related to java application itself not from LTM. Since I am not the application developer/custodian, it's difficult to understand what/how the java coding behave. I was only told that it's Java Application Server. The Java App server is running different applications on same IP address port 9699.

 

E.g.

 

http://10.10.90.10:9699/app1

 

http://10.10.90.10:9699/app2

 

http://10.10.90.10:9699/app3

 

http://10.10.90.10:9699/app4

 

 

Note:

 

These are different applications. In order to access each app, user must specify http://10.10.90.10:9699/app1 for application 1. I have tried the page link and default http monitor suggested by Steve in the receive string, not luck. I am about to open a F5 ticket.