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pgsmith_120398
Altostratus
AltostratusSorry page redirect
Im trying to set up an iRule that will redirect traffic to an IIS server when there are no active pool members. I have the basics working. However the sorry page will only display properly the first ...
IheartF5_45022
Nacreous
NacreousSorry I was running out the door to lunch when I posted that. Now I have food I can explain;-
Without oneconnect enabled, each time HTTP_REQUEST is enabled, the current pool will be the last one selected on the same TCP connection, previous HTTP_REQUEST. So using your iRule, let's say your pool members are down and you invoke the /ESI/solr.erp-pool pool. The next time HTTP_REQUEST is executed, the pool returned by [LB::server pool] will be /ESI/solr.erp-pool. When you check it for active members, it will have them, so you send the request to it. Unfortunately you are sending a path other than "?" so you get a 404 .
My rule simple saves the default pool so that it is the one you always check for active members. In addition if the current pool does have active members it will explicitly select the default pool - just in case your default pool goes down and then come back up.
I hope that makes sense.
pgsmith_120398Altostratus
Altostratusi realized after i posted that irule that it was formatted incorrectly. This is what i have and its still not working, i just get a "page cant be displayed".
when CLIENT_ACCEPTED {
set def_pl [LB::server pool]
}
when HTTP_REQUEST {
if { [active_members [LB::server pool]] < 1} {
if {![HTTP::uri] contains "uf"} {
HTTP::uri "/"
}
pool /ESI/solr.erp-pool
} else {
pool $def_pl
}
}
i would think that by adding the "if {![HTTP::uri] contains "uf"} { HTTP::uri "/"}" line that would mean that any uri except one that includes "uf" will be removed. I may not be able to do this, but i would like to accomplish this on the F5 as its the simplest single point i can set this up at.