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sharry_johnson_
Nimbostratus
Dec 17, 2009Baseline F5 config (.ucs) file
I have multiple environemnet that have ACTIVE/STANDBY F'5s and I am trying to create a baseline config (one for ACTIVE and one for STANDBY) to slap on all of the F5's (10 or more) so I can be sure that they all have a uniform configuration.
I was wondering how taking a backup config of one F5 and putting it on all F5's in all of my environments will affect the licensing and SSL certificates on my other F5's that are currently up and running?
Will I have to take my F5's offline for any re-licensing?
How will this affect the SSL certificates I have setup?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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- hoolio
Cirrostratus
Hi Sharry, - sharry_johnson_
Nimbostratus
Aaron, - hoolio
Cirrostratus
If the units all have the same base configuration, you could take advantage of the fact that only the shared config is loaded when the hostname from the UCS does not match the hostname of the unit you're installing it on. You could take a good copy of the primary unit's config to a UCS and load that on the secondary unit in another pair. Only the shared config would be loaded (not the base.conf or bigip.license). You could then sync the config from that unit to the peer.
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