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funkdaddy_31014
Nimbostratus
Nimbostratussuppress named ports in "bigpipe pool <poolname> list"
We've got a bunch of pool members with custom port numbers that conflict with the ports that are named on the BigIP. We have scripts that rely on the port numbers, and when we upgraded to v10, the scripts started failing because these ports were being listed by their name and not their port number when doing "bigpipe pool" command. I was wondering if there's a way to suppress the replacement of the port numbers with the named ports, as they are completely irrelevant in our environment.
I.E.
In version 9 it looked like this (what we want/expect):
[bigip1:Active] wcc b pool mypool list
pool mypool {
action on svcdown reset
slow ramp time 60
monitor all on24_wl
members {
10.2.2.84:6103
10.2.2.84:6101
10.2.2.85:6104
10.2.2.85:6102
10.2.2.144:6109
10.2.2.148:6110
}
}
Now it does this:
[bigip1:Active] wcc b pool mypool list
pool mypool {
action on svcdown reset
slow ramp time 60
monitor all on24_wl
members {
10.2.2.84:synchronet-rtc {}
10.2.2.84:rets {}
10.2.2.85:synchronet-upd {}
10.2.2.85:dbdb {}
10.2.2.144:globecast-id {}
10.2.2.148:softcm {}
}
}
3 Replies
hoolioCirrostratus
You can use -n to force numeric service numbers:
b pool mypool list -n
And you can set a preference as well to do it for all bigpipe commands:
b db bigpipe.displayservicenames false
Aaron
funkdaddy_31014Sweet, I didn't know that option existed. Thanks!
adharkraderIs there a tmsh equivalent for 11.x?
