NimbostratusHi,
We have configured heath check on 9080.
but its marking pool member down.
however we can do telnet services on port 9080 from F5.
Pls. confirm why its happening ?
EmployeeThis can be a number of things - what type of health monitor have you used? ie tcp/http A tcp monitor will fail if it receives a rst from the endpoint ( or no route to host ) An http monitor will send the request and expect a response ( any response by default )
A good way to troubleshoot this is to do a tcpdump to see what is actually happening. Feel free to post the relevant config so I can understand the issue better.
NimbostratusI like curl for this type of testing. I don't know how it is supposed to respond if you don't specify the receive string. Typically I use "200" or "200 OK" for the receive string.
Do "curl -kI x.x.x.x:9080" and see what response you get.
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NimbostratusI like curl for this type of testing. I don't know how it is supposed to respond if you don't specify the receive string. Typically I use "200" or "200 OK" for the receive string.
Do "curl -kI x.x.x.x:9080" and see what response you get.
NimbostratusEmployeeNimbostratusNimbostratusOh. I was not aware of that. How did you determine that this is HTTP 0.9?
NimbostratusNimbostratusEmployeeNimbostratusOh. I was not aware of that. How did you determine that this is HTTP 0.9?
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