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Log Message Reference

19999494

19999494

Meaning

All servers in a server pool became unavailable (down) according to the configured server health check, if any.

Solution
  • Verify that you have selected a server health check in the server pool definition.

  • Verify that the server health check is using a method to contact the server that the server can respond to. If you are using Ping, for example, the server must be responsive to ICMP ECHO_REQUEST signals.

  • Confirm that the physical cables connecting FortiWeb and all the back-end servers are securely connected, including any intermediary devices such as switches or routers. You can also use commands like execute ping and execute traceroute to check connectivity.

  • Verify that the server health check is selected in the server pool settings.

  • Ensure the server health check method is one that the server can respond to. If using Ping, for example, the server must respond to ICMP ECHO_REQUEST signals.

  • For methods like TCP, TCP Half Open, TCP SSL, or HTTP, ensure the IP and port of the servers are correct.

  • If the server health check refers to a custom health check policy using multiple methods, ensure the "Relationship And/Or" setting is correct.

  • For the HTTP method, ensure the configured HTTP URL Path, Method, Match Type, and Matched Content are correct.

Field name Description

ID

(log_id)

19999494

See Log ID numbers.

Sub Type

(subtype)

system

See Subtypes.

Level

(pri)

alert

See Priority level.

User

(user)

<administrator_name>

User Interface

(ui)

{GUI | none | telnet | ssh | console}

Logins from jsconsole indicate use of the CLI Console widget on System > Status > Status in the web UI (GUI). The source IP address is the same as the one recorded in the corresponding log message for the GUI login.

Message

(msg)

All servers in server pool <server_pool_name> are down.

Examples

date=2024-07-26 time=15:07:17 log_id=19999494 msg_id=000000001255 device_id=FVVM040000010871 vd="root" timezone="(GMT-5:00)Eastern Time(US & Canada)" type=event subtype="system" pri=alert trigger_policy="N/A" user=daemon ui=daemon action=check-resource status=failure msg="all servers in server pool My-Server-Pool-1 are down"

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19999494

19999494

Meaning

All servers in a server pool became unavailable (down) according to the configured server health check, if any.

Solution
  • Verify that you have selected a server health check in the server pool definition.

  • Verify that the server health check is using a method to contact the server that the server can respond to. If you are using Ping, for example, the server must be responsive to ICMP ECHO_REQUEST signals.

  • Confirm that the physical cables connecting FortiWeb and all the back-end servers are securely connected, including any intermediary devices such as switches or routers. You can also use commands like execute ping and execute traceroute to check connectivity.

  • Verify that the server health check is selected in the server pool settings.

  • Ensure the server health check method is one that the server can respond to. If using Ping, for example, the server must respond to ICMP ECHO_REQUEST signals.

  • For methods like TCP, TCP Half Open, TCP SSL, or HTTP, ensure the IP and port of the servers are correct.

  • If the server health check refers to a custom health check policy using multiple methods, ensure the "Relationship And/Or" setting is correct.

  • For the HTTP method, ensure the configured HTTP URL Path, Method, Match Type, and Matched Content are correct.

Field name Description

ID

(log_id)

19999494

See Log ID numbers.

Sub Type

(subtype)

system

See Subtypes.

Level

(pri)

alert

See Priority level.

User

(user)

<administrator_name>

User Interface

(ui)

{GUI | none | telnet | ssh | console}

Logins from jsconsole indicate use of the CLI Console widget on System > Status > Status in the web UI (GUI). The source IP address is the same as the one recorded in the corresponding log message for the GUI login.

Message

(msg)

All servers in server pool <server_pool_name> are down.

Examples

date=2024-07-26 time=15:07:17 log_id=19999494 msg_id=000000001255 device_id=FVVM040000010871 vd="root" timezone="(GMT-5:00)Eastern Time(US & Canada)" type=event subtype="system" pri=alert trigger_policy="N/A" user=daemon ui=daemon action=check-resource status=failure msg="all servers in server pool My-Server-Pool-1 are down"

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