Hello all
Has anyone had much luck with setting up health monitors from their load balancer of choice to the SA devices? I have followed this guide:
But when I apply:
Send string: https://Secure Access Service Controller-Hostname/dana-na/healthcheck/healthcheck.cgi?status=all
Receive string: HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Or:
Send string: https://Secure Access Service Controller-Hostname/dana-na/healthcheck/healthcheck.cgi?status=all
Receive string: Security gateway is accessible
...the virtual server that is the MAG IP endpoint always goes offline. I'm using the F5 GTM product to do this monitoring by the way.
In an ideal world what would be great is to have a monitor that initially probes the SA, the SA returns back the current number of SSL connections. The load balancer then removes that node from the pool if the number of SSL connections is above a certain limit.
Any ideas?
Thank you
Hello,
query .../dana-na/healthcheck/healthcheck.cgi?status=all only shows HTTP/1.1 200 OK or Security gateway is accessible.
If you wanna see more, you have to configure System > Configuration > Security > Health Check Options too.
Select the Enable additional information via healthcheck.cgi checkbox and Save Changes.
Add the relevant IPv4/v6 addresses for which additional information is required to be made available, and click Add.
Then your Answer looks like following:
CPU-UTILIZATION=aaa;
SWAP-UTILIZATION=bbb;
DISK-UTILIZATION=ccc;
SSL-CONNECTION-COUNT=eee;
PLATFORM-LIMIT=fffff;
MAXIMUM-LICENSED-USER-COUNT=ggggg;
USER-COUNT=hhhh;
MAX-LICENSED-USERS-REACHED=NO;
CLUSTER-NAME=xyz;
VPN-TUNNEL-COUNT=iiii;