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System stuck when using command to save UCS file
- Nov 17, 2023
I always use this sweet and simple UNIVESAL command for taking backup or UCS from CLI in BASH mode, as a file output will contian the F5 HOSTNAME and the accurate date & time in Hours Min seconds based on your device timezone :
tmsh save sys ucs $(echo $HOSTNAME | cut -d'.' -f1)-$(date +%H%M-%m%d%y)
Here is sample output:
[root@TESTBOX-10-mgt:ForcedOffline:Standalone] config # tmsh save sys ucs $(echo $HOSTNAME | cut -d'.' -f1)-$(date +%H%M-%m%d%y)
Saving active configuration...
/var/local/ucs/TESTBOX-10-mgt-0212-011623.ucs is saved.
You can find your UCS backup in following folder:
/var/local/ucs
Connect to F5 Box using WINSCP and get the file download out of the F5 Box
HTH
How is the UCS file being created? Is it from the CLI (TMSH) or are you using the REST API?
As a first step, I would verify that the script is saving the UCS file in /var/local/ucs or /shared/tmp, and not the /root folder (as the root foler has very limited disk space).
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