Lightboard Lessons: standard virtual server behavior when no pool members are available

In this episode of Lightboard Lessons, Jason answers a question from a member of the community about BIG-IP's full proxy architecture and the relationship between the clientside TCP session and its s...
Published Jun 13, 2019
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Nov 22, 2022

Hello JRahm 

Thanks for your explaination.

My question is: As i know, the local traffic policies execute before iRule. In my case, we have VS with backend pool, an iRule to redirect when pool member = 0 and a local traffic policy. When pool down, my VS run iRule (and send RST as well) instead of perform local traffic policy. Is that an expected behavior?

Thanks