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An LTM Specialist is troubleshooting a virtual server. Both the virtual server and the pool are showing blue squares for their statuses, and new clients report receiving "The connection was reset" through their browsers. Connections directly to the pool member are successful.
What is the issue?
The node is marked as disabled. This can be seen in the configuration snippet, where the parameter 'session user-disabled' is set for the node '192.168.2.1'. This setting prevents new sessions from being established to this node, hence the virtual server and pool show blue squares for their statuses, indicating they are not available for new connections, resulting in the 'connection reset' error message seen by new clients.
B - Correct Set the node state to Disabled using the command line Impact of procedure: Nodes that have been disabled accept only new connections that match an existing persistence session. Log in to the TMOS Shell (tmsh) by entering the following command: tmsh To set the node state to Disabled, use the following command syntax: modify /ltm node <node name> session user-disabled https://my.f5.com/manage/s/article/K13310