TCL error: invalid command name "1" on GTM

Hi Arnor,

The square braces execute the text within as a command and return the value. So if you have [$command1] or [$command2] it will return true or false (0 or 1). If you have [[$command1] or [$command2]] it will try to execute 0 or 1 and return an invalid command error as 0 and 1 aren't valid commands. If you want to do logical grouping, use parentheses instead.

Also, when using the IP::addr command, only put the /subnet on the network--not a host address like IP::remote_addr. Lastly, when checking the result of the active_members command, you should use == to do a numeric comparison not just =.

Can you try this?

when DNS_REQUEST {
   if { [active_members Global-webservices.landsbanki.is_A10_pool] == 0 and [active_members Global-webservices.landsbanki.is_RB_pool] == 0 } {
      drop
   } elseif { [IP::addr [IP::remote_addr] equals 89.104.145.0/24] } {
      if { [active_members Global-webservices.landsbanki.is_A10_pool] >= 1 } {
         pool Global-webservices.landsbanki.is_A10_pool
      } else {
         pool Global-webservices.landsbanki.is_RB_pool
      } 
      return
   } elseif { [IP::addr [IP::remote_addr] equals 89.104.148.0/24] } {
      if { [active_members Global-webservices.landsbanki.is_RB_pool] >= 1 } {
         pool Global-webservices.landsbanki.is_RB_pool
      } else {
         pool Global-webservices.landsbanki.is_A10_pool
      } 
      return
   } elseif { not ([IP::addr [IP::remote_addr] equals 172.27.0.0/16]  or [IP::addr [IP::remote_addr] equals 89.104.128.0/19]) } {
      drop
   }
}

Aaron