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G_Q_245664
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Feb 25, 2016

LTM - Setting dependancy between monitors

Not sure if this is even possible but here is the scenario:   I have a pool of IIS servers configured as members of two sets of pools based on TCP ports configured in IIS. (I was told that you ne...
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Kai_Wilke
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Feb 25, 2016

Hi George,

 

you could attach a TCP:10000 and HTTP:10001 monitor to both pools (by specifying "Alias Service Ports") and set the monitor requirment to all monitors. On this way the pool members would become active if both services are running.

 

And just keep the default ICMP-Monitors on the node-level without any changes...

 

Cheers, Kai

 

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    David_M
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    Jun 25, 2019

    Meaning he should attach http monitor on TCP:10001 pool and in the alias address and port add the other pool member IP:10000.

     

    But why does he need to do it on both?

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      Kai_Wilke
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      Jun 27, 2019

      Hi DavidMas,

       

      yes...

       

      If you don't specify an alias address and port the monitor will start to probe the individual Pool Member IP/Ports.

      If you specify an alias address and/or port the monitor will probe a service via a given IP/Port (probably outside of your Pool), but will have an impact on the availability of the Pool where the Monitor is attached.

       

      Cheers, Kai