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Probe rserver S1

shday
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I have two serverfarms, S1 and S2.  I need S1 to probe S2 and if S2 servers are all down then I need all the servers in S1 to be taken down.   This is what I was thinking.  I would prefer to script this all out and use a single probe, but I'm not sure how to do the script.  

probe tcp check_server  - I would have four one for each destination server in F2

ip address 10.49.243.73 routed

port 8081

interval 30

rserver S1

ip address 10.49.243.70

inservice

rserver S12

ip address 10.49.243.73

inservice

serverfarm host F1  - I need these servers to all go down if all servers in F2 go down

rserver S1    ----------- server S1-S4

probe check_server

inservice

serverfarm host F2

rserver S12  -------servers S12-S14

probe tcp-8081   ------servers listening on port 8081

inservice

I just need a way to take down F1 is F2 goes down because of the dependencies between the two farms.

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shday
Level 1
Level 1

I think I will try this.  My only question is with this configuration and the inclusion of the fail-on-all with this include the probe tcp-21 which is applied to the rservers.

I only want all the servers to fail if all the server_xx probes fail.  If the tcp-21 probe fails I only want that server to go down.  The other probes that are configured on the serverfarm are monitoring the servers in F2

serverfarm host F1

probe s12

probe s13

probe s14

probe s15

fail-on-all

predictor leastconns

rserver s1 21

probe tcp-21

inservice

rserver s2 21

probe tcp-21

inservice

rserver s3 21

probe tcp-21

inservice

rserver s4 21

probe tcp-21

inservice

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