HTTP_Profile breaking application that relies on Host_header
We are trying to migrate a Web Application from old ACE Load Balancer to F5. The nodes serving the application apply style sheets to the page based on the HTTP Host Header that is received in the GET request. Depending on the FQDN that is called from the browser the application applies a particular style sheet or another. This is currently working as expected in a really old Cisco ACE Load Balancer that does not do any inspection at the HTTP layer other than using SSL. The only way for it to work in the F5 is by removing the HTTP profile so that HTTP inspection does not happen. However, we cannot remove the http_profile because we need cookie persistence and also SSL encryption which is impossible to use without the http_profile. These are my questions: Is there a way to do SSL offloading and cookie persistence in the F5 without using and HTTP profile so that the F5 passes the GET seamlessly without looking at it at all? If there is no way, what you think it could be the cause of the issue here? I know is a very difficult question to answer without looking at more details but general ideas will be appreciated as I am out of ideas right now in how to make this work and the coders do not really want to make any changes to the application to provide me with multiple URIs so that the F5 makes the decision based on that.
VIP IS MARKED GREEN BUT CANNOT BE PINGED, POOL MEMBERS HAVE CONNECTIVITY FROM F5
Hello,Is there any possibility, where a configured VIP on an LTM can be unreachable, even though marked GREEN. The Pool members however can be reached directly. Is there an explanation for this,and how can this be resolved. The Self-Ip is configured correctly,and other VIP in the same VLAN are reachable
Failover and Failback between pools using % availability
We are migrating from Cisco ACE to f5 Load balancer. We have configuration in ACE - there is primary pool(4 members) and backup pool(2 members). In ACE: partial-threshold 49 back-inservice 99 Above command on the CISCO ACE will be send all traffic to the primary pool and in an event when there is less than 3 servers available on primary pool i.e., less than 49% availability the traffic will switch to the backup pool. Traffic will failback to the primary pool only when there is more than 99% availability on the primary pool. i.e., all the members are avaiable. Is it possible to achieve this scenario using iRULE and by calculating the % availablility on the pools to trigger failover and failback?
