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Krzysztof_Kozlo
Nimbostratus
May 02, 2007TCP redirect on LB_FAILED for in-band health check.
We have several situations in the enterprise where it is desirable to have a large number of farmed services run on a single pool of servers. New instances come online all the time, and only TCP heal...
Casey_Lucas_167
Nimbostratus
May 04, 2007
I've found that LB::status is great if you want to know ltm's current understanding of a member's status. However, I don't think the status is instant. I remember having to handle a situation where LB::status would report "up" even though a node had just failed. If you handle the LB_FAILED event, you can know instantly that a member has just failed. I think that LB::status would report "up" until a health check or irule marked the member as down.
So basically, LB::status helps let you know ltm's current (which can be delayed by health check interval) knowledge of a member. I found that handling LB_FAILED is more "instant".
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