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Roy_van_Dongen_'s avatar
Roy_van_Dongen_
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Jan 20, 2015
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Network map shows white circle, No documentation found.

Hi guys,   Today i opened op my Network Map to see an overview of virtual servers. One of the virtual servers showed an white circle. I think this is a reference to an iRule, however there is no d...
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  • Scot_80536's avatar
    Scot_80536
    Jan 20, 2015

    Roy,

     

    Thank you for the question. I've done a bit of research on this and I have found this white circle is representing the presence of the irule. Because the irule can't be monitored with a health check, its status appears differently than the other objects listed in the network map. A virtual server will inherit its status from the pool associated with it. In the case where there is no pool and/or the pool doesn't have a health check associated, the virtual server will show as unknown/unchecked as indicated by a blue square.

     

    -Scott Rohlf

     

Seth_Cooper's avatar
Seth_Cooper
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Jan 20, 2015

This is just the way an iRule is displayed. The different colors indicate the status of the object based on the monitors applied. There is no way to monitor an iRule so it doesn't give it a color.

 

Seth