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How to use Grep command to identify the particular VS with availability status only Available
- Feb 12, 2020
Hi,
You could try this:
tmsh show ltm virtual | grep ": available" -B4 | grep -P "(Ltm::|Availability)"Regards.
Hi,
You could try this:
tmsh show ltm virtual | grep ": available" -B4 | grep -P "(Ltm::|Availability)"Regards.
- BobowFeb 13, 2020
Cirrus
Hi Cjunior,
Cool, its works! Thank You
- BobowFeb 13, 2020
Cirrus
Hi Cjunior,
I have another question, did you any advise if i want to grep to identify the particular VS, pool, and node with availability status only "Available" ?
Thanks in advance
- cjuniorFeb 13, 2020
Nacreous
Are you trying to fit default pool members to output?
If so, add a "detail" statement:
tmsh show ltm virtual detail | grep -P ": (available|unknow)" -B4 | grep -P "(Ltm::|Availability)" |sed -e 's/|//'To get it from specific virtual server write the name:
tmsh show ltm virtual my_vs_name detail | grep -P ": (available|unknow)" -B4 | grep -P "(Ltm::|Availability)" |sed -e 's/|//'Regards.
- BobowFeb 14, 2020
Cirrus
Yes correct is all about default pool and members.
Thank you very much for your answered!
Regards
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