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Hasan_35483
Nimbostratus
Apr 18, 2012How to run my tcl script from any directory on the Big IP server
I want to copy a script from my server to the Big IP server. I dont want to use bigip.conf file to store my script. Where can I store it and how do I run it through a SSH session ?
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- Hasan_35483
Nimbostratus
My version is BIG-IP 10.2.1 Build 297.0 Final . So I would need to download bigip.conf file to my server , append it with my script and then transfer it back to BigIP server ? No way I can copy my script to another location and run it for this version (10.2.1) ? - hoolio
Cirrostratus
Hi Hasan, - Hasan_35483
Nimbostratus
I want to automate operations on the load balancer from my management server. I am writing a script which can read all the configuration (pools,virtual servers) on the load balancer and output a key/value file. So I would need to run a remote script from my server. How do I do that without having to edit bigip.conf file ? Pls tell me how I can run it from a remote location ? Thanks - hoolio
Cirrostratus
Are you reading the configuration from the config files or using tmsh? - Hasan_35483
Nimbostratus
Thanks for ur reply.I want to use tmsh. I am using the commands like get_config which will allow me to parse the output into various key/value objects. If I were to directly run the tmsh command like "list ltm pool" , I would need to parse it at my end and would need to maintain it (when different properties get added). Hence I prefer getting key/value objects from the script. Pls help - hoolio
Cirrostratus
If you want to run the script within tmsh I think you'd need to import it into the BIG-IP config. You could execute the script remotely by connecting via SSH and then running the tmsh script. - Hasan_35483
Nimbostratus
Okay , what would be the best way to import my remote script into Big-IP config? - Alscion_68122
Nimbostratus
Hi Hasan,
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