LTM Configuration
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Commands |
Explanation |
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(tmos.ltm)# create pool TEST-POOL-1 Config# tmsh create /ltm pool TEST-POOL-1 |
Create pool object from CLI |
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Config# tmsh delete /ltm pool TEST-POOL-1 |
delete pool object from CLI |
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Tmos# modify /ltm node 10.10.10.211 session user-disabled Tmos# modify /ltm node <node name> session user-enabled |
to set the state of the node 10.10.10.211 to
Disabled/enabled |
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Tmos# modify /ltm node 10.10.10.211 state user-down
session user-disabled Tmos# modify /ltm node <node name> state user-up session user-enabled |
to set the state of the node 10.10.10.211 to Forced
Offline/online |
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Tmos# tmsh delete /sys connection ss-server-addr 10.10.10.211 |
If after disabling or forcing the node offline, you want
to delete all connections to that node, to delete all connections to node
10.10.10.211 |
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Tmos# modify /ltm pool http-pool members modify {
10.10.10.211:http { session user-disabled } } Tmos# modify /ltm pool http-pool members modify { <pool member:port> { session user-enabled } } |
to set the state of the pool member 10.10.10.211:http in
pool http-pool to Disabled/enabled |
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Tmos# modify /ltm pool http-pool members modify {
10.10.10.211:http { session user-disabled state user-down} } Tmos# modify /ltm pool http-pool members modify { <pool member:port> { session user-enabled state user-up } } |
to set the state of the pool member 10.10.10.211:http in
pool http-pool to Forced Offline/Online |
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