WideIP Pool Member Priority Change And Control

do you have a sanitized and generic version of your config? Should be pretty simple to generate a quick command line script to swap pools.

Hi Jason,

CLI tmsh command would only be for a specific WideIP. What I am looking for is a tool/application which can do similar as we have for LTM Pools members enable/disable.

I can give that tool to the Bridge team which can help in switching the DC's in dark hours. F5 engineer does not have to login to the GTM's and do the manual switching task.

I was suggesting writing a script that would manage all of them, not a single existing command. I haven't done GUI work in some time, especially on windows.

Jason if I understand that correct the script would amend the respective wide-ip for which I want to amend the pool members. By passing the respective parameters ? Any directions which you can provide on how to's ?

Yep. Give me a generic configuration of wideIPs and pools/pool members and the business logic and I'll whip some sample code up for you this weekend.

Thanks Jason,

Below is the config. So a Wide IP got three pools attached to it and Helpdesk folks help switch the WideIP as per requirement. In case of there is application issue in one DC they failover to other DC, if both are impacted they switch to Outage Pool for outage page.

WideIP

wideip {

name ";

alias ";

alias ";

pool_lbmode ga

partition "Common"

pool "xyz_DC1"

pool "xyz_DC2"

pool "xyz_OUTAGE"

}

Pool Details

pool {

name "xyz_DC1"

ttl 30

preferred rr

alternate null

fallback null

partition "Common"

member IP:443

}

pool

{

name "xyz_DC2"

ttl 30

preferred rr

alternate null

fallback null

partition "Common"

member IP:443

}

pool

{

name "xyz_OUTAGE"

ttl 30

preferred rr

alternate null

fallback null

partition "Common"

member IP:443

}

Virtual Server Config

vs {

  name            "xyz-443-v-DC1"

  address         IP:443 // https

}

  vs 
  {

  name            "xyz-443-v-DC2"

  address         IP:443 // https

}

vs {

  name            "xyz-443-v-outage"

  address         IP:443 // https

}