
Nodes
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To mark a node up, use the node command with the up option:
b node 192.168.21.1 up
To mark a particular service down, specify the node command with a node
address and port, and the down option. (Note that marking a port down
prevents the port from accepting new connections. Existing connections are
allowed to complete.)
b node 192.168.21.1:80 down
To mark a particular port up, use the node command with up option:
b node 192.168.21.1:80 up
To set connection limits for nodes
Use the following command to set the maximum number of concurrent
connections allowed on a node:
b node <node_ip>[:<service>][...<node_ip>[:<service>]] limit <max conn>
Note that to remove a connection limit, set the <max conn> variable to 0
(zero). For example:
b node 192.168.21.1:80 limit 0
The following example shows how to set the maximum number of
concurrent connections to 100 for a list of nodes:
b node 192.168.21.1 192.168.21.1 192.168.21.1 limit 100
To remove a connection limit, set the <max conn> variable to 0 (zero).
To associate a health monitor with a node
Use the following command to associate a health monitor with a node:
node <node> monitor use <monitor>
A monitor can be placed on multiple nodes and a node can have multiple
monitors placed on it. To place a monitor on multiple nodes:
node <node_list> monitor use <monitor>
To place multiple monitors on a node:
node <node> monitor use <monitor1> and <monitor2>...
For more information on using the node command with health monitors,
refer to Health monitors, on page 4-137.
To display status of all nodes
When you issue the node show command, the BIG-IP displays the node
status (up or down, or unchecked), and a node summary of connection
statistics, which is further broken down to show statistics by port. To display
the status of a node from the command line, type the following command:
b node show
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