F5 show config?

The config file is located in /config/bigip.conf. You can use a cat command and open this file. Also if you need to see a specific virtual server/pool/node/SNAT config then via tmsh you can use the 'list' and specify the name that you are looking for...

list /ltm virtual vs_1 list /ltm pool my_pool

ect...Is this what you are looking for?

ok thats helpful. I was looking for the config file like in Cisco, something that I would be able to gather the config from.

How do I get to /config/bigip.conf directy to view the file?

My command prompt is:

root@(Floor3)(cfg-sync In Sync)(Active)(/)(tmos)

Drop to bash shell first (run util bash), then you can view the file (less /config/bigip.conf)

execute the command "list sys". root@(Floor3)(cfg-sync In Sync)(Active)(/)(tmos) list sys

when I do it says: Unexpected Error: In root folder, can't get partition folder

e.g.

root@(ve11a)(cfg-sync In Sync)(Active)(/)(tmos) quit
[root@ve11a:Active:In Sync] config 
[root@ve11a:Active:In Sync] config  ls -l /config/bigip.conf
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 10788 May 17 07:15 /config/bigip.conf
[root@ve11a:Active:In Sync] config 

Hello,

• You are currently in tmos. In order to get into the bash mode type the command "run util bash", this will take you to the bash mode.

   

• Check the current location you are in by typing the command "pwd".

   

• To view the config file one page at a time, enter the command "less /config/bigip.conf".
• You can use space to go to the next page of the config file.
• if you looking for something specifically type "/" followed by the whatever you are looking and hit the enter key.

for. eg : /http-xforward

• To exit, press the "q" key

   

• if you want to look for the completed configuration at a single go, use the command "cat /config/bigip.conf".

   

Please revert for any more questions.