On Health Monitor

If "receive disable string" is MAINTENANCE and if the /service_status.html page is serving MAINTENANCE, then the pool member should not be UP.

See this SOL13397 for the right formatting.

An example:

GET /index.html HTTP/1.1\r\nHost: host.domain.com\r\nConnection: Close

If you are still running into issues after fixing any formatting issues, I would recommend running curl from the F5's bash shell. Example:

curl -H "Host: domain.com" http://10.10.10.10/service_status.html

I am assuming that the IP of the pool member is 10.10.10.10 and that it is listening on port 80. This will help you to identify the response that the F5 is seeing.

If the pool member is listening on a different port, you would have to configure the HTTP monitor to check the pool member on the right port.

Thanks Odaah,

This is what I get at the moment without changing the monitor set up: [rfenol@slpma1nagioswan ~]$ curl -H "Host: esignal.com" http://172.24.128.60:8082/service_status.html Service Status is MAINTENANCE

Looking at the pool is still showing green circle and the memebr availability is showing Availability: Available (Disabled) - Pool member is avaiable, monitor disable

So what does Available (Disabled) means?

What color and symbol are you seeing next to the pool member ? See SOL16008

Hi Odaah,

next to the pool member I see a black circle.

SOL12213214

Black Circle - A user has actively disabled an available object.

I think the circle is there because the server is responding to the monitor request and the black color is for disabled status because the response matches the configured disable string.

Thank you very much