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Scott_R
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Jan 07, 2010

ASM enabled on which Virtual Servers

Is there a quick way to glance and see what Virtual Servers have ASM enabled on them? And possibly on what policies are applied? I know I can do this with a few clicks on each Virtual server but it ...
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hoolio
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Jan 08, 2010
Hi Scott,

 

 

There isn't a simple way to do this via standard CLI tools. You could build an iControl app to do this though. The logic could be: get a list of all HTTP classes with ASM enabled, correlate that to a list of VIPs with an HTTP class from the first list and then get a list of the active policies for each web app that corresponds to the HTTP class. The HTTP class and web app names are identical when ASM is enabled on a class.

 

 

Aaron