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Pool downtime query
- Jan 11, 2024
You can check the LTM logs using the following commands (this will show you when a pool member was marked up or down).
run util bash cat /var/log/ltm | grep Pool | grep status cat /var/log/ltm.1 | grep Pool | grep status zcat /var/log/ltm*gz | grep Pool | grep status
If you have a health check monitor applied to the pool, then you can also check its status.
For example:
show ltm monitor tcp tcp
This will provide output similar to the following:
-------------------------- LTM::Monitor /Common/tcp -------------------------- Destination: 172.24.32.11:80 State time: up for 40hrs:47mins:43sec | Last error: No successful responses received before deadline. @2024.01.09 22:35:07 Destination: 172.24.32.11:443 State time: up for 149hrs:50mins:46sec | Last error: N/A @2024.01.05 09:32:04
The commands you used work in my home lab. Are the pools located in a subfolder of PartitionA (e.g. /PartitionA/subfolder)? That could be the reason why you are not getting any information back.
Try each of the following commands from the /Common partition to see if you get any results:
show ltm pool /PartitionA/* members
show ltm pool /PartitionA/subfolder/* members
show ltm pool /*/*/* members
Thank you! I can now see the affected pool members which are down.
But is there a command which will show when exactly they went down? Maybe such a command does not exist?
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