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SivaYenduri
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Dec 19, 2019

CLI command for VIPs without any pools

Hello All,

 

We are doing a housekeeping activity in our DC and i need a CLI command that can retrieve the list of Virtual IPs that are not associated with any pool.

It would be better if we can get the output as an excel file in /var/tmp folder.

 

Please help.

Thanks in Advance

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  • Leonardo_Souza's avatar
    Leonardo_Souza
    Dec 19, 2019
    [root@LABBIGIP1:Active:Changes Pending] log # tmsh list ltm virtual pool
ltm virtual gre_vs1 {
    pool gre_vs1
}
ltm virtual vs_without_pool {
    pool none
}
[root@LABBIGIP1:Active:Changes Pending] log # tmsh list ltm virtual pool | grep "pool none" -B1 | grep ltm | awk '{print $3}'
vs_without_pool
[root@LABBIGIP1:Active:Changes Pending] log # tmsh list ltm virtual pool | grep "pool none" -B1 | grep ltm | awk '{print $3}' > /var/tmp/vs.list
[root@LABBIGIP1:Active:Changes Pending] log # cat /var/tmp/vs.list
vs_without_pool
[root@LABBIGIP1:Active:Changes Pending] log #
  • Leonardo_Souza's avatar
    Leonardo_Souza
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    Dec 19, 2019
    [root@LABBIGIP1:Active:Changes Pending] log # tmsh list ltm virtual pool
ltm virtual gre_vs1 {
    pool gre_vs1
}
ltm virtual vs_without_pool {
    pool none
}
[root@LABBIGIP1:Active:Changes Pending] log # tmsh list ltm virtual pool | grep "pool none" -B1 | grep ltm | awk '{print $3}'
vs_without_pool
[root@LABBIGIP1:Active:Changes Pending] log # tmsh list ltm virtual pool | grep "pool none" -B1 | grep ltm | awk '{print $3}' > /var/tmp/vs.list
[root@LABBIGIP1:Active:Changes Pending] log # cat /var/tmp/vs.list
vs_without_pool
[root@LABBIGIP1:Active:Changes Pending] log #
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      SivaYenduri
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      Dec 19, 2019

      Thanks a lot. The first command worked. However it is not working when i try to export the output to a file. The file is not getting created.

      and 'awk' is not supported anymore. I had to replace it with grep.