NLB node status Monitor

  • ID:  Microsoft.Windows.NetworkLoadBalancing.NodeStatus
  • Description:   
  • Target:  NLB Server Role
  • Enabled:  Yes

Operational States

Name State Description
Stopped Error  
Suspended/Draining/Converging/Misconfigured Warning  
Converged Success  

Overridable Parameters

Parameter Name Default Value Description Override
Interval(sec) 180  
Synchronization Time    
Timeout(sec) 300  

Alert Details

Monitor State Message Priority Severity Auto Resolution
Suspended/Draining/Converging/Misconfigured (Warning) NLB node is no longer part of the cluster Medium Match Monitor Health Yes

Run As Profiles

Name
NLB Monitoring Action Account

Monitor Knowledgebase

Summary

This monitor looks at the membership status of the current node in the NLB cluster. If the node status is Converged which means that the node is participating in the cluster, the state of this monitor will be healthy. If the node status is anything except of Converged, the state of this monitor will be unhealthy. If the node is stopped, the monitor health state will be critical. If the node is suspended, draining, not properly configured, or converging, the monitor health state will be warning.
Causes

If this node is not part of the cluster, the monitor state will be unhealthy.

Resolutions

In order to resolve the problem, start the NLB node using the inline task provided below or using the Network Load Balancing Manager. If node status is Suspended, you need first resume the node and only then start the node.

Resume NLB node

Start NLB node

External References
This monitor does not contain any external references.

See Also for Windows Server Network Load Balancing Management Pack


Downloads for Windows Server Network Load Balancing Management Pack

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