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Sonador_28_1978
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Aug 23, 2024

Backup and synchronization - In case of a file created in bash

Hi,

 

Well, for one time, I think I will ask something basic. I just have a doubt about it.

-When we work from the GUI, all save/sync are automatic, on a cluster F5. That's ok.

-When we work in tmsh, we need to make a "tmsh save" to save what we did. Then the synchro copy the change to the second node. Ok.

 

But... What if I create a file (in my case, a ssh key file) in bash ? If I create my file, of course, it will be saved (of course). But the F5 will synchronize it automatically to the second node ? I mean : it is not a configuration. So, how it works, in that case. I am in "manual with incremental sync", by the way (I suppose that too enter in consideration).

 

Sorry, I must be very basic, as question. But the cluster has a role and a configuration a little bit apart. I do not want to make any mess on it, so I prefer ask stupid questions than to take any risk on it.

 

Best regards,

Christian

  • Hi,

    Sorry, I didn't see you answered me. Ok, noted. :). That match what I found, meanwhile. Thanks!

    Best regards

    Christian

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      Aswin_mk
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      Thanks for your reply. Please let me know if it's worked or not

  • You can use sync command in tmsh to sync configuration to secondary or sync group

    run /cm config-sync <sync_direction> <sync_group>

     

    But why you need to sync backup file or created file to secondary, it will not sync

     

    Please find the details it will not sync.

    Local Traffic Manager (LTM) Logs: Logs are local to each device and are not synchronized.

    Local Files: Files that are specific to a device, like custom scripts or logs, are not synced.

    System Settings: Certain system-specific settings, such as device-specific licenses or certain system-level configurations, are not part of the sync.

    External Configuration Files: Files or settings stored outside the F5 system, such as external databases or external scripts, are not synchronized.

    Session States: Current session data or live traffic states are not synced, as these are dynamically created and managed.

    Adding more information https://my.f5.com/manage/s/article/K21259300