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How to extract or upload a Data Group through CLI.
- Dec 30, 2022
kaoutarYou should be able to use the following steps to work it out.
1. In the GUI create a sample data-group with 2-3 entries.
2. In the CLI at tmsh run "list sys file data-group <your_data_group_name>" and grab that output from the beginning of the output to the end.
3. Next go to a text editor and paste in all your entries following the exact formatting of the sample data-group that you created.
4. Log into the CLI and at tmsh run "load sys config from-terminal merge" and then paste in the entirety of your data-group and after the text is pasted press ctrl+d twice which will merge your data-group into the existing sample data-group.It is extremely important to use the exact command for "load sys config from-terminal merge" otherwise you could mess up your F5 configuration.
5. Issue a "save sys config" to ensure that the configuration is saved.After these steps you should be able to go into the GUI or CLI and validate that the data-group was created properly.
kaoutarYou should be able to use the following steps to work it out.
1. In the GUI create a sample data-group with 2-3 entries.
2. In the CLI at tmsh run "list sys file data-group <your_data_group_name>" and grab that output from the beginning of the output to the end.
3. Next go to a text editor and paste in all your entries following the exact formatting of the sample data-group that you created.
4. Log into the CLI and at tmsh run "load sys config from-terminal merge" and then paste in the entirety of your data-group and after the text is pasted press ctrl+d twice which will merge your data-group into the existing sample data-group.
It is extremely important to use the exact command for "load sys config from-terminal merge" otherwise you could mess up your F5 configuration.
5. Issue a "save sys config" to ensure that the configuration is saved.
After these steps you should be able to go into the GUI or CLI and validate that the data-group was created properly.
Thank you so much for your reply
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