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Nimbostratusmeaning of any6.any related to "tmsh show sys connection cs-client-addr 1.1.1.1"
I need the exact meaning of the following output: show sys connection cs-client-addr 1.1.1.1 what does the ad any6.any mean? I have about 8000 of these "states" about 100 connections in which IP addresses are displayed like 1.1.1.1:57525 1.1.1.2:443 1.1.2.2:57525 1.1.1.3:443 tcp 79 (tmm: 0) none
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tabernarious_11Did the "following output" you reference get cut out when you submitted? I don't see any example with "any6.any"?
nsk1show sys connection cs-client-addr 1.1.1.1 1.1.1.1:56888 1.1.2.2:443 any6.any any6.any tcp 59 (tmm: 2) none
1.1.1.1:64696 1.1.2.2:443 any6.any any6.any tcp 70 (tmm: 2) none
1.1.1.1:60349 1.1.2.2:443 any6.any any6.any tcp 2 (tmm: 2) none
1.1.1.1:56242 1.1.2.2:443 any6.any any6.any tcp 354 (tmm: 2) none
1.1.1.1:64050 1.1.2.2:443 any6.any any6.any tcp 230 (tmm: 2) none
1.1.1.1:65176 1.1.2.2:443 any6.any any6.any tcp 18 (tmm: 2) none
1.1.1.1:60829 1.1.2.2:443 any6.any any6.any tcp 370 (tmm: 2) none
1.1.1.1:59943 1.1.2.2:443 any6.any any6.any tcp 71 (tmm: 2) none
Lee_SutcliffeNacreous
F5 uses IPv6 internally so you may see 'any6' in your connection table:
An any6 entry referenced in the client section of the table occurs when a connection between the BIG-IP LTM system and a node is eligible for reuse using OneConnect
https://support.f5.com/csp/article/K7758
