I've two webservers, A and B, sharing the same webdata on a NetApp filer. A CSS 11150 (5.033) have a content rule, C, with a VIP registred in internet DNS.
I've added A and B to C. When using default "Keep alive type (ICMP)" on services the site is fully functional. When I disable the site on webserver A, clients attached to this server get errors and are not redirected to the B webserver. This is because the CSS doesn't check the for "Keepalive type http".
The CSS thinks that A is online because it is answering for ping. This solution is not good so I tried to change the "Keepalive type" to http. This is better when something is wrong with one of the load-balanced webservers, but when activating "Keepalive type http" the CSS marks A and B down and site is offline.
Is something wrong with my configuration???
service lbws1.kov
ip address xx.xx.193.25
protocol tcp
port 80
active
service lbws2.kov
ip address xx.xx.193.27
port 80
protocol tcp
active
owner KOV
content D
protocol tcp
add service lbws1.kov
add service lbws2.kov
balance aca
port 80
advanced-balance sticky-srcip-dstport
vip address xx.xx.193.245
active
content C
add service lbws1.kov
add service lbws2.kov
protocol tcp
port 80
balance aca
advanced-balance sticky-srcip-dstport
vip address xx.xx.193.28
active
