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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
    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

     

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Scot_80536
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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