LocalLB::VirtualServer::get_default_pool_name¶
Introduced : BIG-IP_v9.0
Gets the default pool names for the specified virtual servers.
Exceptions¶
Exception | Description |
Common::AccessDenied | Raised if the client credentials are not valid. |
Common::InvalidArgument | Raised if one of the arguments is invalid. |
Common::OperationFailed | Raised if an operation error occurs. |
See Also¶
iControl ::
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Sample Code¶
- C# Polling Default Pool Connections - A C# application that displays the current connections for all of the default pools.
- Perl Ltm Config To Xml - A perl sample will use iControl to query the LTM Virtual Server configuration and store it in an XML format.
- PerlVipFromPool - This perl sample will find which virtual servers are using a given pool.
- Perl Virtual Show - A perl sample illustrating how to get the results from the “bigpipe virtual show” command.
- Ps Local Traffic Map - This application will replicate the network map functionality found in the BIG-IP management GUI with a PowerShell console implementation.
- Ps Local Traffic Summary - This application will replicate the network status functionality found in the BIG-IP management GUI with a PowerShell console implementation.
- Set Virtual Default Pool - This sample applications allows for modification of a Virtual Servers default pool
- Suds Python Example - This script shows basic SUDS usage with iControl.
- Virtual Server Pool Member Status And Control - This Windows app will allow you to view Virtual Server pools (or system wide pools) and control their members.
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