command to see SSL cert in TMSH

Hi, if you mean that the VS list names that are using a specific ssl profile, you could do this in bash:

tmsh list ltm virtual one-line |grep  |awk '{print $3,$6}'

e.g.

tmsh list ltm virtual one-line |grep my_clientssl |awk '{print $3,$6}'
vs_172_30_30_28_tcp_443 172.30.30.28:https
vs_172_30_30_29_tcp_443 172.30.30.29:https

cjunior's solution is solid if you are looking for the ssl profile. By object, the ssl profile is attached to the virtual, and the cert/key file object is attached to the ssl profile. So if you want to see the certificate file object itself, you'd need to write a tmsh script to map the objects for you. There is also a more generic config searching tool in the codeshare, but it will likely need to be modified as the structural changes with multiple certs on a vip in tmsh since it was written won't be as helpful as it used to be. For example, my testcert fileobject, ssl profile, attached to a vip, results in:

root@(localhost)(cfg-sync Standalone)(Active)(/Common)(tmos) findconf testcert
found 11 matches in 184 configuration objects
cert-key-chain : testcert cert-key-chain testcert
    cert: testcert.crt
    key: testcert.key
ltm profile client-ssl : testcert
    cert: testcert.crt
    key: testcert.key
profiles : ssltestvip profiles testcert
sys crypto cert : testcert.crt
sys crypto key : testcert.key
sys file ssl-cert : testcert.crt
sys file ssl-key : testcert.key

actually now that I look at the results, the ssltestvip the testcert is applied to shows up in the profiles list highlighted above. So...should be golden.