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clydee_175326
Nimbostratus
NimbostratusCLI question
Is there a way via cli for tmsh that i can use to run and pull total number of http VIPs configured versus doing a manual count
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shaggy_121467Cumulonimbus
If you mean only vips listening on TCP port 80:
First make sure your BIGIP references service names. Default is service name but it can be changed:
tmsh list sys db bigpipe.displayservicenamesIf that is 'true':
To count:
tmsh list ltm virtual one-line | grep -c "destination [0-9\.]\+:http "To see the results, remove the -c:
tmsh list ltm virtual one-line | grep "destination [0-9\.]\+:http "If displayservicenames was false, run the same commands using :80 instead of :http
clydee_175326Thanks Shaggy For some reason command didn't work. For example if I go to gui and sort by Protocol HTTP I have over 300 HTTP vips but didnt see near as many using commands above- shaggy_121467what code level are you running? are you leveraging administrative partitions in your configuration?
shaggyIf you mean only vips listening on TCP port 80:
First make sure your BIGIP references service names. Default is service name but it can be changed:
tmsh list sys db bigpipe.displayservicenamesIf that is 'true':
To count:
tmsh list ltm virtual one-line | grep -c "destination [0-9\.]\+:http "To see the results, remove the -c:
tmsh list ltm virtual one-line | grep "destination [0-9\.]\+:http "If displayservicenames was false, run the same commands using :80 instead of :http
- clydee_175326Thanks Shaggy For some reason command didn't work. For example if I go to gui and sort by Protocol HTTP I have over 300 HTTP vips but didnt see near as many using commands above
- shaggywhat code level are you running? are you leveraging administrative partitions in your configuration?
