Hi Juan,
When I have this configuration, I cannot even ping the Webserver VIP (10.20.0.65).
This is because you are missing a statement that tells the ACE to respond to pings to the VIP. Your policy-map should look something like this:
policy-map multi-match WEB-FTP
class VIP-WEB
loadbalance vip inservice
loadbalance policy WEB-SERVERS
loadbalance vip icmp-reply active
The active keyword will make it so the ACE will only respond to pings destined to the VIP if the VIP is up.
Now, if I remove the class "Check-Headers-IE" from the policy-map "WEB-SERVERS" then I can ping the VIP and can access the webpage http://10.20.0.75:8080 from the clients. Is there something wrong with the class called "Check-Headers-IE" ?
When you remove this layer-7 class, then your Ping is actually being load balanced to one of the rservers, and what you are seeing as your echo reply is actually the rserver's response. Your class-map looks OK with me. You might want to add a \ in front of your . in your regex to remove the wildcard. Also, try to avoid having .* at the beginning and end of a regex as this consumes a lot of regex resources.
Also, I´m not using port 80 but 8080 on my web Servers, so I´m not sure if this has something to do with my problem.
That is fine. Since you have not specified any port next to the rservers within the serverfarm, then whatever port is used when connecting to the VIP will also be used when connecting to the rserver.
Hope this helps,
Sean
