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Feb 16, 2012

LTM Connection Table - show client details on server side connection?

Can anyone explain why I can't display the client IP or port on a server-side connection in the connection table? This is pretty limiting in some circumstances, and seems like a huge, obvious gap in the connection table. I can display/search all the other properties of the connection, and I can log the server-side client details with an iRule - why can't I display/search for them in tmsh?

 

 

These command should work:

 

tmsh show sys conn ss-client-addr

 

tmsh show sys conn ss-client-port

 

 

 

  • Hi SMP,

     

     

    Apparently someone in PD agrees with you as it works on v11:

     

     

    tmsh show sys conn ss-client-port 22

     

    Sys::Connections

     

    Total records returned: 0

     

     

    but not on 10.2.3:

     

     

    tmsh show sys conn ss-client-port 22

     

    Syntax Error: "ss-client-port" unknown property

     

     

    If you want details on this or to suggest we backport the change to 10.2.x you could open a case with F5 Support.

     

     

    Aaron
  • (shakes head)

     

     

    Thanks Hoolio, I don't have a v11 box to validate. I'm happy to hear that gap was filled.
  • If you want to run an LTM VE on v10 or v11, email me and I'll send you an eval key: aaron at f5 dot com.

     

     

    Aaron
  • tmsh show /sys connection ss-server-addr =can I give here the pattern IP not single IP= .

     

    Basically I want to search two IP Address but not able to give both of them in single command.

     

  • I tried the below command ..

     

    tmsh show /sys connection ss-server-addr IP-A || IP-B

     

    But I get result of only IP-A.

     

  • Guys... I got it... in anxiety I tried and found the result by hit & trial.

     

    below worked for me to find show two IP or show variable in single command in F5 CLI.

     

    tmsh show /sys connection ss-server-addr IP-A & tmsh show /sys connection ss-server-addr IP-B

     

    Thanks . NEERAJ JAGETIA