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mihai_178850
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Apr 02, 2015
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Get route-advertisement state for a VIP

Hi guys,   I'm stumbling a bit on something that seems to be quite easy to find in the docs of iControl but not for iCall... I have a TCL array of VIPs (name or IPs..I can do both) that I selected...
application delivery
iCall
LTM
  • shaggy_121467's avatar
    shaggy_121467
    Apr 02, 2015

    Although it doesn't simply provide a true/false response, you can at least parse fewer lines with:

    (tmos) list ltm virtual-address 1.1.1.1 route-advertisement

ltm virtual-address 1.1.1.1 {
    route-advertisement enabled
}
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amolari
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Apr 02, 2015

Hi Mihai

you have to get_config with all-properties (otherwise no route-advertisement object) and then iterate

set vipaddresses [tmsh::get_config /ltm virtual-address all-properties]

foreach virt $vipaddresses {
                 if { [tmsh::get_name $virt] eq $vaddr } {
                     puts "virtual=$virt"
                     set routeadv [tmsh::get_field_value $virt route-advertisement]
                     puts "route adv status=$routeadv"
                }
             }

would output

virtual=ltm virtual-address 172.31.xx.xxx {
    address 172.31.xx.xxx
    app-service none
    arp enabled
    auto-delete true
    connection-limit 0
    description none
    enabled yes
    floating enabled
    icmp-echo enabled
    inherited-traffic-group false
    mask 255.255.255.255
    metadata none
    partition Common
    route-advertisement enabled
    server-scope any
    traffic-group traffic-group-1
    unit 1
}
route adv status=enabled