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GajjiCirrostratusFeb 06, 2020SSL Profile mapped to which virtual server How do we check SSL Profile mapped to which virtual server through command line
SamirMVPFeb 06, 2020You can easily check via CLI command. Go to bash mode and run below command to find the list.tmsh list ltm virtual one-line | grep <SSL_Profile_Name>
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