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starks951_87602
Nimbostratus
Dec 17, 2008HELP - tproxy and squid in conf files
Hi folks...
I am quite the noob to F5, but I know my way around networking, security and operations and I am trying to import our bigip.cong and bigip_base.conf files into a piece of network modeling software to do risk analysis. The parsers I have work on most of the config, but they are puking on a few different pieces of the config and I can't find anything on the net to explain what they are.
I am seeing the following lines in a few of our bigip.conf files
bigip.conf: dest *:squid
bigip.conf: 10.241.17.5:squid
bigip.conf: 10.241.17.12:squid
bigip.conf: 10.241.17.13:squid
bigip.conf: 10.241.17.4:squid
bigip.conf: 10.241.17.12:squid
bigip.conf: 10.241.17.13:squid
bigip.conf: destination 10.241.16.150:squid
bigip.conf: destination 10.241.16.170:squid
as well as...
bigip.conf: members 10.241.17.36:tproxy
bigip.conf: destination 10.241.16.138:tproxy
I am assuming that this is some sort of internally f5 referenced port number or sequence of ports for SQUID proxies, but I can't find reference to what they are. And I can't find any ref to tproxy except one person on this list who seem to have been using it in code to redirect one system behind the LB back thru the LB to another system.
Could you guys explain to me what these are so I can properly tweak the parser to emulate the behaviour of these lines?
Thanks MUCH for the help...
2 Replies
- hoolio
Cirrostratus
The friendly names for the ports are listed in /etc/services. :any refers to :0. You can disable the service name resolution from the command line by running: - starks951_87602
Nimbostratus
Ok.. thought there was something more devious than a straight /etc/services call going on here... this is why I am glad there is the Internet... people with more info than me...
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