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John_Ogle_45372's avatar
John_Ogle_45372
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Mar 30, 2015

tmsh output issues - related to iAPP ??

Hello,

I need to solve two issues.

1) When I run the "tmsh list ltm pool" command, it only shows pools created manually. The pools created with an iApp don't show up. The manual pools are in /Common and the iApp created Exchange pools are in /Common/Exchange2013.iapp. The iapp created pools don't show up. How can I get all the pools to show up?

2) How can I run the "tmsh list ltm poo" command but only show the first and fourth lines of the config?

ltm pool foo {

active-member-cnt 1
        addr 200.200.200.101
        monitor-status up

ltm pool qux {

active-member-cnt 0
        addr 200.200.200.111
        monitor-status unchecked

Basically, this would display the pool name and the monitor status only?

Thank you,

management

2 Replies

  • StephanManthey's avatar
    StephanManthey
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    Mar 30, 2015

    Hi John,

    there are two options (first one specifies the iApp folder), afaik: 
    tmsh -q -c "cd /Common/iapp_web.app; list ltm pool"

    or parse all folders: 

    tmsh -q -c "cd /; list ltm pool recursive"

    This way you will run tmsh in command mode (-c) and override questions (-q).

    Thanks, Stephan

  • StephanManthey's avatar
    StephanManthey
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    Mar 31, 2015

    Hi John,

    was a bit in a hurry and overlooked 2nd part of your question.

    It´s a bit TMOS version dependent and I would recommend to use the output the the "show" command instead.

    TMOS v11 example: 

     tmsh -q -c 'cd /;show ltm pool recursive members' | grep -iE '(ltm::pool|current active|(monitor|session) status)'
Ltm::Pool: Common/iapp_web.app/iapp_web_pool
  Current Active Members : 2
  | Ltm::Pool Member: Common/10.131.131.105:80
  |   Monitor Status : up
  |   Session Status : enabled
  | Ltm::Pool Member: Common/10.131.131.106:80
  |   Monitor Status : up
  |   Session Status : enabled
  | Ltm::Pool Member: Common/10.131.131.107:80
  |   Monitor Status : down
  |   Session Status : enabled

    TMOS V10 example: 

     tmsh show ltm pool members | grep -iE '(ltm::pool|availability|state)'
Ltm::Pool: part_web_pool
  Availability : available
  State        : enabled
Ltm::Pool Member: part_web_pool  10.131.131.105:80
  Availability : available
  State        : enabled
Ltm::Pool Member: part_web_pool  10.131.131.106:80
  Availability : available
  State        : enabled
Ltm::Pool Member: part_web_pool  10.131.131.107:80
  Availability : offline
  State        : enabled

    Thanks, Stephan