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Amit_102322
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Mar 31, 2014

Thanks Cory! , Currently i have standard http health monitor configured for my both sharepoint nodes , but i need to configure something so if 1 node http service goes down in server itself, then F5 automatically disable that node so users cannot connect or send request to that node ..

 

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Cory_50405
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Mar 31, 2014
Performing an HTTP GET in a monitor would be a good test of the HTTP service on the server, would it not? If this won't suffice, then you'll need to check into an external monitor that could (for example) log into your server via SSH and run a local script checking for the status of a service.