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Bigip restful API remove all the existing client ssl profiles in a virtualserver.
- Jun 30, 2022
Hi siuwwong5, you'll need to do a couple things. First, if you don't know the names of your clientssl profiles, or at least a part of the naming nomenclature that identifies them as client-ssl profiles, you'll need to check that the profiles currently applied are actually client-ssl profiles. I did this for a project in python but only address one profile:
def get_cssl_profile(bigip, vip_name): vip_profiles = bigip.load(f'/mgmt/tm/ltm/virtual/{vip_name}/profiles') cssl_profile = '' for profile in vip_profiles: if bigip.exist(f'/mgmt/tm/ltm/profile/client-ssl/{profile.properties.get("name")}'): cssl_profile = profile.properties.get('name') if cssl_profile != '': print(f'\tVirtual {vip_name} has associated client-ssl profile {cssl_profile}...continuing.') return cssl_profile else: sys.exit(f'\tVirtual {vip_name} has no associated client-ssl profile...exiting.')
if you have more than one, you'd want to create a list, and then iterate over that list to remove them, but that should give you an idea of what you need to do. Then, once you know, adding/removing is pretty simple:
To add: POST json payload of {"name": "(cssl-profile-name)"} to /mgmt/tm/ltm/virtual/(virtual-name)/profiles/ To remove: DELETE to /mgmt/tm/ltm/virtual/(virtual-name)/profiles/(css-profile-name)
would like to clean up all the existing client ssl profiles in a virtualserver, and then add a new one.
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