For the F5 BIG-IP load balancer, the Server Manager discovers the following:

  • Virtual IPs

  • Virtual servers

  • Service

  • Failover pairs

  • Interfaces

  • Ports

  • Trunks

  • VLANs

  • MACs

  • Processors

  • Memories

  • Filesystems

  • Power supply

  • Fan

  • Temperature sensor

  • LoadBalancerPool

  • LoadBalancerPoolMembers

    The Server Manager monitors the following:

  • Virtual IPs

  • Virtual servers

  • Availability of load balancer interfaces

  • Utilization of load balancer interfaces

  • Status of load balancer failover pairs

  • Environmental factors, such as power supply status, CPU temperature, chassis

  • Temperature and fan speed

  • Available disc drive space and partitions on the Load Balancer

  • Synchronization of configuration between IG-IP pairs

  • LoadBalancerPool

  • LoadBalancerPoolMembers

    The Server Manager generates notifications to the Global Manager when it detects failures, high utilization of CPUs, and other activity as measured against thresholds. It generates a notification when one element in a load balancer pair fails over, when the virtual servers are down or degraded, and when a virtual IP is found to be running on an inactive load balancer.