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Pedro__Sanchez_
Nimbostratus
Jun 02, 2005help with monitoring
Hi!!!!
i'm new with BIG IP
we have one with release 4.5 and i want to check all the inbound connections and the load balancing form a specific ip addres to the pool
but the web inteface it doesn't help much!!!
what can i do
thanks
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- bknotwell_12713Historic F5 AccountHi Pedro--
I'm not exactly sure what you want.
If you want to grab all the connections, you can use the get_all_active_connections method. If you just want statistics on a particular vip, you can use a virtual server's get_statistics method.
Good luck! - Pedro__Sanchez_
Nimbostratus
well i have an issue with a pool, who contains 2 http-https servers that are balaced in round robin and have persistence in active http cookie
so... the people in apps development are asking me to check all the incoming connection from internet (we are doing test with one public ip) and to wich destination server (of the pool) bigip is redirecting the incoming connection
thanks - bknotwell_12713Historic F5 AccountHi Pedro--
I suspect get_all_active_connections does what you need.
Good luck! - Pedro__Sanchez_
Nimbostratus
sorry to bother!!!
but i took charge of this equipment and i'm really new guy
when i invoke the command i get
nbip1://config get_all_active_connections
bash: get_all_active_connections: command not found - Pedro__Sanchez_
Nimbostratus
can u help me with this
thanks - bknotwell_12713Historic F5 AccountHi Pedro--
get_all_active_connections is a method in the iControl Connections interface.
If you want to do it by hand, bigpipe conn dump does what you want. - Pedro__Sanchez_
Nimbostratus
the command shows me the current connection
what if i want to see an historic of the connections?
thanks - Currently we don't store historic data aside from cumulative totals (ie. total_connections, bits_in, bits_out, etc). In v9.0 we've introduced historic performance graphs for certain pieces of data and exposed the values via iControl. In 4.x, you are going to have to build that history yourself by polling for values and storing them locally.
-Joe
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