Pool Member Status HTML5 Page
Problem this snippet solves:
This allows a publicly accessible status page of Pools and Pool Members. No cron job is needed.
How to install:
If you only have one pool, you will probably have ...
Updated Sep 20, 2022
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AltostratusHi Siva,
 
When you say "separate Client SSL profile" are you actually referring to that, or a separate VIP that has no pool members? Seen it work best with a separate VIP with no pool members.
 
I built it on a system with only one partition: the common partition. I don't see why it couldn't work on another partition, but haven't tried that. It may require extra coding to specify the partition to use.
 
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I found this article, and it does appear to be an issue with different partitions being in use. So, you will have to explicitly reference them.
 
From below link:
 
Note that starting in v11, any data-groups that are configured in a partition other than Common must be referenced by /Partition_Name/Data-Group_Name, even by iRules configured in that partition. Data-groups referenced only by name are implicitly presumed to be /Common/Data-Group_Name.
 
My suggestion to try is to try explicitly listing them in the Data Group under:
 
Local Traffic ›› iRules : Data Group List.
 
I'm not utilizing partitions, so am unable to test it myself. If you find this works, or doesn't, please post the results so others will know.
 
https://devcentral.f5.com/s/feed/0D51T00006i7XiOSAU
 
Another link/source if modifying the iRule code https://clouddocs.f5.com/api/irules/class.html