The View > Status page displays the live traffic traversing through the ADC for the virtual Services you have defined. It also shows the number of connections and data to each Real Server so you can experience the load balancing in real-time.
Virtual Service Details
VIP Column
The color of the light indicates the state of the Virtual IP address associated with one or many virtual services.
Status
Description
l
Online
l
Failover-Standby. This virtual service is hot-standby
l
Indicates a “passive” is holding off for an “active”
l
Offline. Real servers are unreachable, or no Real Servers are enabled
l
Finding status
l
Not licensed or licensed Virtual IPs exceeded
VS Status Column
The color of the light indicates the state of the Virtual Service.
Status
Description
l
Online
l
Failover-Standby. This virtual service is hot-standby
l
Indicates a “passive” is holding off for an “active”
l
Service Needs attention. This status indication may result from a Real Server failing a health monitor or has been changed manually to Offline. Traffic will continue to flow but with reduced Real Server capacity.
l
Offline. Real servers are unreachable, or no Real Servers are enabled
l
Finding status
l
Not licensed or licensed Virtual IPs exceeded
Name
The name of the Virtual Service
Virtual Service (VIP)
The Virtual IP address and port for the service and the address users or applications will use.
Hit/Sec
Layer 7 transactions per second on the client-side.
Cache%
The figure provided here represents the percentage of objects that have been served from the ADC’s RAM Cache.
Compression%
This figure represents the percentage of objects that have been compressed between the client and the ADC.
RS Status (Remote Server)
The table below outlines the meaning of the status of Real Servers linked to the VIP.
Status
Description
l
Connected
l
Not monitored
l
Drain or Offline
l
Standby
l
Not Connected
l
Finding status
l
Not licensed or licensed Virtual IPs exceeded
Real Server
The Real Server IP address and port.
Notes
This value can be any helpful notes to make others understand the purpose of the entry.
Conns (Connections)
Representing the number of connections to each Real Server allows you to see the load balancing in action. Very helpful to verify that your load balancing policy is working correctly.
Data
The value in this column shows the amount of data being sent to each Real Server.
Req/Sec (Requests per second)
The number of requests per second sent to each Real Server.
