I am using the method suggested by this post https://splash.riverbed.com/docs/DOC-1249#comment-1032 but I am getting warning error, "Rule references an unknown pool via pool.activenodes" Here is my rule: I spoke to support briefly and they suggested that this is happening when someone connected to the Virtual Server with a hostheader that didn't match the ones in my rule. They also suggested I add a statement between the poolmap, and assigning the activenode, by evaluating if $pool string length = 0 to assign the default pool. $hh = http.getHostHeader ( ) ; $poolmap = [ "start.rs.com" => "p_RCD_prod.start.rs.com_http" , "www.rs.com" => "p_RCD_prod.rs.com_http" , "rs.com" => "p_RCD_prod.rs.com_http" , "prod.rs.com" => "p_RCD_prod.rs.com_http" , "authentication.rs.com" => "p_RCD_prod.authentication.rs.com_http" , "service.rs.com" => "p_RCD_prod.services.rs.com_http" , "reports.rs.com" => "p_RCD_prod.reports.rs.com_http" ] ; $pool = $poolmap [ $hh ] ; if ( pool.activeNodes ( $pool ) >= 1 ) pool.use ( $pool ); I spoke to support breifly and they suggested that this is happening when someone connected to the Virtual Server with a hostheader that didn't match the ones in my rule. They also suggested I add a statement between the poolmap, and assigning the activenode, by evaluating if $pool string length = 0 to assign the default pool. I am a little lost and any suggestions would be very helpful.
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