How to trigger a CLI script when a virtua...

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Description

This article describes how to configure an Automation Stitch to trigger a CLI script when a virtual server goes down

Scope

FortiADC.

Solution

Prerequisite:

Read/Write admin account.
Determine which script is needed to be triggered when the virtual server becomes down.

Steps:

Navigate to Security Fabric -> Automation -> Create a new Stitch.

Select System Events -> Select Real Server -> Fill in the Pool name & Real Server IP.
In the Event section, select Real Server HC Down & UP.

Select Add Action -> Select CLI Script -> Fill in the name.
Create a new Alert -> Fill the Script content as planned earlier.
The Script content can be any CLI command. For example:

get system status

Related articles:

Creating automation stitches - FortiADC handbook

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