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- What_Lies_Bene1CirrostratusYou can log connections using an iRule but I'm not sure that would give you what you want. For something like this you'll probably want to do a tcpdump on both sides of the virtual server (i.e external VLAN hitting the virtual server and internal VLAN to the pool members) and take a close look at the timings between packets. You should do both as if you see a delay in content getting back to the client, you'll want to check the internal capture to see if that delay is the F5 (unlikely) or the server taking time to respond.
- viks_96432NimbostratusThanks :)
- viks_96432Nimbostratus
How do i take a internal capture on the F5 ?
- What_Lies_Bene1CirrostratusAssuming you are testing with a single client IP that you know and that isn't SNATted then the CLI syntax would be something like;
- El_JefeNimbostratusBe careful running iRules to log all connections on a 9.x box. You could crash the box if you experience heavy usage. In newer versions, we support High Speed Logging that doesn't put the CPU load on the box that syslog logging does
- viks_96432Nimbostratus
Thank you
- viks_96432Nimbostratus
Thanks a lot.
- C_14818NimbostratusThanks Guys this would help!!
- SSHSSH_97332NimbostratusYes , you can use :