Disable Interface if Pool Member Availability Drops Below Threshold

Problem this snippet solves: This iCall script can be used to disable an interface (int 1.3 in this case) if the member availability of a pool drops below a certain threshold (70% in this example.) ...
Published Mar 09, 2015
Version 1.0
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Apr 15, 2016
Hi Jason Can I use this example to track pool member availability and based on that I would trigger tmsh command to disable specific member of another pool? Please refer to my query on i-call script.