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- Brian_Gupta_115NimbostratusThis thread will get you started...
- Brian_Gupta_115NimbostratusYou need to create a universal persistence profile that executes an iRule. (Or are you past that point?)
- Brian_Gupta_115NimbostratusDid you test this? Is there a reason you can't use a health monitor to take the node in question out of the pool.
- Jonas_Karlsson1Historic F5 AccountHi,
- Brian_Gupta_115NimbostratusI think the right approach is to use a health monitor to manage the pool's node status. And you can then write a custom universal persistence profile to manage the persistence info.
- Jonas_Karlsson1Historic F5 AccountWould it be possible for persistence profile to select another node and have the iRule check what node was actually selected? Then I could modify the persistence entry to go point to that node instead.
- Brian_Gupta_115NimbostratusI don't think you need to do that. Double check with support, but I'm pretty sure persistence entries for a node that is marked down by a monitor get invalidated.
- unRuleY_95363Historic F5 AccountYes, Brian, you are correct on this. When a persist entry is used, it is first checked to see whether the resulting pool member is still active. If it is not still active, the persist entry will be replaced after the connection is re-load-balanced. This sounds like it should handle the scenario.
- Jonas_Karlsson1Historic F5 AccountGreat!
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