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Fallout1984
Cirrocumulus
CirrocumulusIs it possible to display the session IDs associated with a particular user name via TMSH?
I question's come up regarding the ability to delete any active VPN sessions for a particular user name as part of off-boarding (for example, an employee quits, is fired, etc). I see how to display t...
Better:
[root@bigip01:Active:Standalone] config # sessiondump --allkeys | grep 'session\.logon\.last\.username' | grep john.doe | awk -F'.' '{print $1}' b24a3ae7-F'.' will set the delimeter to .
{print $1} will only show the first block until the delimeter of the returned output
Daniel_Wolf
MVP
MVPHi ,
are you lookig for this command:
[root@bigip01:Active:Standalone] config # sessiondump --allkeys | grep 'session\.logon\.last\.username' | grep john.doe
b24a3ae7.session.logon.last.username 6 john.doeFirst 8 characters are the session ID you are looking for.
KR
Daniel
Daniel_WolfMVP
MVPBetter:
[root@bigip01:Active:Standalone] config # sessiondump --allkeys | grep 'session\.logon\.last\.username' | grep john.doe | awk -F'.' '{print $1}'
b24a3ae7-F'.' will set the delimeter to .
{print $1} will only show the first block until the delimeter of the returned output
Fallout1984Yes, that works - thanks!