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Wally_Steadman_
Jun 13, 2012Nimbostratus
modifying object names
Greetings all,
I am new to using tmsh and am trying to learn command line configuration stuff.
So we created some nodes and they are named with their IP address and Route Domain ID ...
Chris_W__13732
Nimbostratus
This can be done, but not within tmsh. If you drop to the unix shell ("run util bash" from tmsh), you can use standard unix utilities to edit the /config/bigip.conf file and change the name of any element you choose (when you're done, type "exit" to end the bash session and return to the tmsh prompt). Then load the modified file (from tmsh, "load sys config verify", then "load sys config" after the validation succeeds), and then if you have an HA cluster, sync it to the other units (run cm config-sync to-group $GROUPNAME) after confirming everything's working.
Note that if you're changing the name of a node, pool, or other element that's referenced elsewhere in the config, you'll need to make sure you rename all references to it as well to match, otherwise the validation will fail.
Steven_J__Willi
Apr 26, 2014Nimbostratus
I have followed your recommendation and after modifying the bigip.config file with vi and doing a verify I get this error:
107003c:3: Invalid pool member modification. An IP address change from (10.0.0.30) to (10.0.0.31) is not supported.
Unexpected Error: Validating configuration process failed.
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