Failover object missing in traffic group

what traffic group does the virtual server address belong to? is it traffic-group-1?

There is only one traffic group available i.e. traffic-group-1 and the VS doesn't appearing there.

it should be like this.

root@(ve11a)(cfg-sync In Sync)(Active)(/Common)(tmos) list ltm virtual-address 172.28.24.10
ltm virtual-address 172.28.24.10 {
    address 172.28.24.10
    mask 255.255.255.255
    traffic-group traffic-group-1
}

these are known issues below. not sure if you are hitting it.

sol14104: The traffic group definition may be missing from the '/ ' and '/Common' partitions

sol14832: The traffic group definition may be missing from the '/ ' and '/Common' partitions after upgrading from BIG-IP 10.x to 11.4.0 or 11.4.1

Hello Nitass,

Thanks for the quick answers. while executing the given command at TMSH, it returns "was not found" as a response.

For eg.

root@(ve11a)(cfg-sync In Sync)(Active)(/Common)(tmos) list ltm virtual-address 172.28.24.10
01020036:3: The requested virtual address (/Common/10.0.36.200) was not found.

Any idea? I am running 11.2.1 release (no hotfix upgrade applied).

Thank you, Darshan

can you try gui? it is at local traffic > virtual servers > virtual address list.

Yes it is appearing there.

Hello Folks,

It seems there was an open issue of F5. I have had opened a case with Support and got to know that this was an open issue and need to add VS manually for all those VSs, which are not appearing in traffic group.

Here is the document for the same. http://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/solutions/public/14000/800/sol14832.html?sr=37332173

Thank you, Darshan

Hi Darshan,

I am on 11.5.1 Hotfix 5 and experiencing same issues. As soon as i create a network virtual server, the sync fails. Any ideas how to fix this. Thanks !

As soon as i create a network virtual server, the sync fails. Any ideas how to fix this.

have you checked /var/log/ltm? what was there?

As soon as i create a network virtual server, the sync fails. Any ideas how to fix this.

have you checked /var/log/ltm? what was there?