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NimbostratusScript to find virtual servers with connection mirroring enabled
Hello Macaron.
You need to perform bash engineering. Some examples:
tmsh list ltm virtual mirror | grep -B1 enabled tmsh list ltm virtual mirror | grep -B1 enabled | grep ltm | awk '{print $3}' tmsh list ltm virtual one-line all-properties | grep "mirror enabled" | awk '{print $3}' tmsh -q -c "cd / ; list ltm recursive one-line all-properties" | grep "mirror enabled" | awk '{print $3}' # This last one to capture VS located in different partitions.Regarding the 1000 records, you should not have any problem, but it's better to execute it when CPU/RAM consumption in management plane is low.
Regards,
Dario.
NimbostratusThe first command returned 1200 plus connection records for 37 VIPs in total on F5. I need to identify VIPs which has connection mirroring enabled. Is there any command for that?
NoctilucentHello Macaron.
You can check what SNAT IPs are mirroring with the next command:
tmsh list ltm snat mirrorThe same for those VS that are mirroring their connections:
tmsh list ltm virtual mirrorAnd finally, the same for those VS that are mirroring their persistence records:
tmsh list ltm virtual mirror persist { $(tmsh list ltm persistence one-line all-properties | grep "mirror enabled" | awk '{print$4}') }For disabling mirroring, you just need to modify the 'mirror' option as expected.
REF - https://support.f5.com/csp/article/K13478
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Regards,
Dario.
