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Wackitron_36350
Altocumulus
AltocumulusAZURE -- F5 VE V14 -- License Expiry Check
Hi F5 Fraternity,
When I ran the command tmsh show sys license, It just gives me the Start Date Info. Which seems ok to me.
But, the question is how do we know the Expiration of the License or t...
Hello Abdul,
You can always check license details from the GUI:
System -> License
You can still check from the CLI if you would prefer, but the commands depend on what version of BIG-IP you are using. For versions 12 or later, running
tmsh show sys licensegives you the full license information, including the expiration and support information. If you are still having trouble finding it, you can always grep for what you need.
tmsh show sys license | grep "End Date" tmsh show sys license | grep "Service"For versions 11 and earlier, we can use the following to check license details individually.
tmsh show /sys license detail | grep [details]Feel free to ask if you have any more questions,
Austin
AMiles_377865
Cirrocumulus
CirrocumulusHello Abdul,
You can always check license details from the GUI:
System -> License
You can still check from the CLI if you would prefer, but the commands depend on what version of BIG-IP you are using. For versions 12 or later, running
tmsh show sys license
gives you the full license information, including the expiration and support information. If you are still having trouble finding it, you can always grep for what you need.
tmsh show sys license | grep "End Date"
tmsh show sys license | grep "Service"
For versions 11 and earlier, we can use the following to check license details individually.
tmsh
show /sys license detail | grep [details]
Feel free to ask if you have any more questions,
Austin
Wackitron_36350Altocumulus
AltocumulusThanks Austin, for some reason on Version 13.0 when I ran the tmsh command piping with grep, I was not able to get the Expiration Date. May be its version specific.