Config copy from physical to virtual F5

Hi Dev Central again,

 

I took these steps, but the virtual F5 still is having trouble taking the physical F5 config.

 

changed hostname to match the physical F5:

bigpipe system hostname F5Primary.printhosting.com

 

running other commands:

[root@F5Primary:INOPERATIVE] config tmsh load /sys ucs /shared/config_nightly.ucs rma

 

Processing UCS file: /shared/config_nightly.ucs

 

Installing full UCS (10.2.3) data, excluding license file.

 

Saving active configuration...

 

The hostname is set to F5Primary.printhosting.com

 

Extracting manifest: /shared/config_nightly.ucs

 

Product : BIG-IP

 

Version : 10.2.3

 

Hostname: F5Primary.printhosting.com

 

Installing --full-- configuration on host F5Primary.printhosting.com

 

Installing configuration...

 

Post-processing...

 

WARNING: There were one or more errors detected during installation.

 

Check the error messages and take the proper actions if needed.

 

ERROR: UCS installation failed.

 

Operation aborted.

 

The configuration has been restored...

 

Tried the command to see what went wrong:

[root@F5Primary:Offline] config tmsh load sys config

 

Reading configuration from /config/low_profile_base.conf.

 

Reading configuration from /defaults/config_base.conf.

 

Reading configuration from /config/bigip_sys.conf.

 

Reading configuration from /config/bigip_base.conf.

 

Reading configuration from /usr/share/monitors/base_monitors.conf.

 

Reading configuration from /config/profile_base.conf.

 

Reading configuration from /config/daemon.conf.

 

Reading configuration from /config/bigip.conf.

 

Reading configuration from /config/bigip_local.conf.

 

Loading the configuration ...

 

BIGpipe interface creation error:

 

01070318:3: The requested media for interface 1.1 is invalid.

 

[root@F5Primary:Offline] config

 

I can see my config seemed to make it in /config/bigip.conf ok, but when i load the web interface, i'm not seeing any of my config.

 

Not sure why it fails with interface 1.1 since that interface exists on both units.

 

Thanks everyone

 

Keith