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Michel_van_der_
May 27, 2003Nimbostratus
Monitor instances with the 4.2 BigIP
Given that the Monitor2 api does not exists, what is the best way to
discover all defined monitor instances, such as you can find on the
'node associations' screen in the BigIP GUI?
- Michel_van_der_NimbostratusTo answer my own question, I ended up running
ITCMLocalLB.Node.get_node_server_list
ITCMLocalLB.Monitor.get_node_monitor
- Michel_van_der_NimbostratusOne thing left. how do I determine the 'Basic Associations' for the 'Standard' services (as
- Michel_van_der_NimbostratusWooooow. Not sure your service guys would be happy with that suggestion. :lol:
- Michel_van_der_NimbostratusOK, here goes.
- Loc_Pham_101863Historic F5 AccountJust a thought, but would it be easier to just save off a copy of bigip.conf file for safe-keeping, and then nuke all BIGIP-specific configurations in bigip.conf, instead of trying to reverse or "undo" the configurations using iControl ? Once you have a clean slate, then you can then use iControl to reconstruct your configurations.
- Can you explain in some more detail as to which methods you are using and what you would like to do. I'm not sure what -1 for the ip address and 389 for the port is referencing. Are you creating a monitor, or trying to access and modify an already created one?
- Loc_Pham_101863Historic F5 AccountYou're right, our service guys probably won't like that idea :-)
- Michel_van_der_NimbostratusNope, since ISMan currently doesn't really configure devices. It can do backup of
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