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Bruno_Bellarasa
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Apr 11, 2006

Monitors Loadbalancing on BigIP Kernel Version: 4.5.9 build2

On our Intranet we have a BigIP in front of four FrontEnd (Node), we need to check all application layer on every Node for decide to maintain the Node active or not. So we have developed a web service who check: application, Document Server, DB and respond to BIG-IP.

 

The monitor http is:

 

 

monitor http {

 

type http

 

interval 5

 

timeout 16

 

dest *:*

 

send "GET /docum.company.it/checkstatus/checkstatus.asmx/checkstatus?lib=sdicsa&userid=xx_yy&password=vv_aa&datasource=work.domain.alfa"

 

recv "docum are running"

 

username ""

 

password ""

 

//get

 

//url

 

//

 

//transparent

 

//reverse

 

}

 

 

The response html page is like this one? :

docum are running

 

 

 

Thanks.
  • Colin_Walker_12's avatar
    Colin_Walker_12
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    I'm not sure if I understand the question, here. Are you just posting to share your monitoring solution, or is there something specific you wanted help with in regards to iRules?

     

     

    Thanks,

     

    Colin
  • Sorry, the posting is a request of help! I am not sure about the parsing of attribute RECV. If I describe a string in the recv attribute all html page is parsed for the value? In my example the value is "docum are running", the recv attribute must contain it?

     

    Thanks for your attention.

     

  • Colin_Walker_12's avatar
    Colin_Walker_12
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    We here at DevCentral are the folks who work on the API (iControl) and the onboard packet inspector/scripting language (iRules). If you have a question about building iControl apps or writing iRules, this is the place for you.

     

     

    Unfortunately, this isn't the place for product technical support. We simply aren't staffed to handle that side of things. You'll need to talk to the folks in our product support department for questions like these.

     

     

    They can be easily contacted here: Click here - https://websupport.f5.com/csp/logon.asp

     

     

    A good place to start looking for information is often Click here - http://tech.f5.com/askf5/jsp/combined/index.jsp

     

     

    Best of luck,

     

    -Colin