Add an iRule to multiple virtual servers

Hmm, that's what I expected it to look like. Let's work through this iteratively then.

tmsh list /ltm virtual |grep "ltm virtual"

That should give you something like this:

ltm virtual vip_oid.s2boss.corp.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.com {

If you see several lines that look something like this, then add the AWK back in:

tmsh list /ltm virtual |grep "ltm virtual" |awk -F" " '{ print $3 }'

The idea here is that you're taking this returned line, splitting it on the empty space, and extracting the third element, which should be the VIP name. Give that a try.

I tried, but nothing was returned, just a blinking cursor on the next line. I then tried the same command on another ltm running version 11, got the output as expected.

Well that's just odd. I just spun up a v10 system and DID see results. Are you doing this from the Bash shell, or from within TMSH? What happens when you do this?

tmsh list /ltm virtual |grep "ltm virtual"

I used putty to SSH to the LTM, then ran the command in there. The LTM is running version 10.2.4. I tried the above command, nothing returned. If I run it without "grep "ltm virtual"", then I got all the virutal servers. How did you run the command on yours?

So weird. This is just Linux Bash command line stuff. I tested with a 10.2.4 system as well, and using the Bash shell (not TMSH). What happens if you just grep a single word:

tmsh list /ltm virtual |grep ltm

same thing.

Hi!

You COULD do some old fasioned stone age excel "magic" too. 🙂

1. Select the virtual server list/table in the Web UI
2. Copy it to Excel
3. You get a column with only virtual server names, remove the other columns.
4. Filter the VIP name column for www.

Assuming that your VIP name column is A, input this in column B:

="tmsh modify /ltm virtual " & A1 & " rules { test-rule }"

Autofill the B column and then you're done. 🙂

/Patrik

I ran the following on a v11.3.0 box:

 tmsh list ltm virtual
Display all 113 items? (y/n) y

and then it displayed nothing. Using "/ltm" produced the same result. (Side question: What does "/" really mean here?)

Is there a bug current for this?

(The same command works in v10.2.4.)