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AbhishekMarat_2
Nimbostratus
NimbostratusLTM - iRule to check monitor status and route traffic accordingly.
Hello,
I have a request from a customer for a VIP with only one backend server on port 443. They want 2 monitors assigned: HTTPS and TCP_8300 (check if its listening on port 8300).
Requested co...
AbhishekMarat_2Nimbostratus
NimbostratusThe server should only be configured on 443 in the default pool. The default pool is assigned two monitors - HTTPS and TCP check to see if its listening on 8300. If either of 443 or 8300 monitor is down send traffic on port 8200. If both 443 and 8300 is down then mark pool offline (use default pool). So, i created the pool with the server on port 443. Assigned it both monitors. Set availability to 'ALL' which take down the pool and then through iRule I can route it to 8200. However, what i am not able to achieve is 'when both monitors are down, use the default pool'.
jaikumar_f5Noctilucent
Is this your requirement, look for the send traffic points.
port if both 443 & port 8300 are up.Send traffic to 443- 443 port member has dependency on port 8300, if port 8300 is down. Then
.send traffic to member port 8200 - 443 port member has dependency on port 8300, if port 443 itself is down. Still
.send traffic to member port 8200 - Are you saying when both 443 & 8300 are down, you dont want to send traffic to anything. Simply drop the packet.
- AbhishekMarat_2
Yes, thats exactly what the customer has requested. Thanks!
