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1. Only the Primary Administrator or a User with the Network role can add a Pool on a Network Domain

2. Data Center is MCP 2.0

3. Recommended reading: Introduction to Virtual Listeners / VIPs in MCP 2.0

4. Must have at least one "Advanced" Network Domain. See How to Deploy a Network Domain in a MCP 2.0 Data Center Location
   This feature is not supported on "Essentials" Network Domains.  
   
5. It is important to note that a Pool can have up to 100 associated Nodes.

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1. Click on the Load Balancing / Virtual IPs tab, then click on the Manage gear for the Pool you want to manage and select 'Add new Nodes to Pool' from the dropdown menu:
   
   
   

2. The Create Nodes form will be displayed:
   

   Note: See How to Create a Node on a Cloud Network Domain for further details on creating a Node. 
    

3. Once the Create Nodes form has been filled out, click the Create button:
   

   Note: If you choose to create a Node with a Health Monitor, you will have to edit the Pool Member settings:

   • Port

   :

   •  

   Select

   • - Enter the Port

   that the Node will

   • you would like the Pool Member to be associated with. 

   • Pool Member Status
   :
   •  - Select
   the
   • an initial Status
   of
   • for the Pool Member from the dropdown menu.
     • Enabled - Permits traffic.
     • Disabled - Continues to process persistent and active connections. It can accept new connections only if the connections belong to an existing persistence session.
     • Forced Offline - Allows existing connections to time out, but no new connections are allowed.
        

4. The system will display a success message:
   
   
   

5. The new Node will be added to the Pool and the UI will be updated to reflect the change:
   

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