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meenny_60187
Nimbostratus
Nov 25, 2013Load Balance HTTP Redirections
Can someone help me out here? I am trying to redirect a front end internal URL to a couple of servers on different ports via round robin. However, I don't want it to redirect to a server or port th...
Jason_40733
Cirrocumulus
Nov 25, 2013Add each of those server+port combos as a pool member. Put a good health check monitor on them that validates they are up correctly.
server1:9081 server1:9082 server2:9083 server2:9084
Example in version 11
ltm pool /Common/POOL_RANDOM_PORTS {
description "Multiple servers Multiple Ports"
members {
/Common/10.10.10.1:9081 {
address 10.10.10.1
}
/Common/10.10.10.1:9082 {
address 10.10.10.1
}
/Common/10.10.10.2:9084 {
address 10.10.10.2
}
/Common/10.10.10.2:9084 {
address 10.10.10.2
}
}
monitor /Common/http
}
meenny_60187
Nimbostratus
Nov 25, 2013So the flow would go something like this:
Client goes to http://friendlyname
Load balancer will load balance among the following URLs
http://server1:9081/here
http://server1:9082/here
http://server2:9093/here
http://server2:9084/here
Then to complicate it further, I don't want traffic to redirect to a URL where the server or port is down.
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