HTTPS health monitor with binary values
We have security appliances behind F5 as pool members. These requires probing with binary strings. We have configured "TCP" health monitor with send/receive strings as binary values in BIG-IP syntax as mentioned in article-K01524704 This tcp monitor is working as expected. However the new requirement is to setup mTLS between F5 and pool members. I have installed server-side certificate and the same has been installed at pool member servers (with mTLS feature enabled at pool member servers). The same TCP binary health monitor making the pool members down, however it is working with default tcp monitor (only tcp handshake to check port status). I have tried using HTTPS health monitor with same binary values in send/receive strings with server SSL profile in monitor advance setting but it didn't work. Any advise would be appreciated.
Disk partition has only 0%
Hi, I am not sure if it's related to adding BIG-IP to BIG-IQ but I never seen such error before and I was using this BIG-IP for a long time (13.0.0HF2 VE, part of cluster). Right now I am getting: 011d0004:3: Disk partition / has only 0% free When looking at root level (I assume /tmp is root) I can se such big files: /tmp/CCA_HASH_DB_2244_0NbSFl/BINARY - 112MB in size /CCA_HASH_DB_13964_dHGujM/BINARY - 107MB in size Modification date seems to be changing so something is using those folders/files. What's more second folder seems to be deleted and created with new name from time to time. So question is if those files are somehow created and used by BIG-IQ? On second node of the cluster (right now Active) no such directories and files present. I wonder what to do - remove them (probably will show up again) or extend root volume? Piotr