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WildWeasel's avatar
WildWeasel
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Jul 21, 2016

tmsh show info from all monitors across all partitions

We have the issue where we utilize a healthmonitor to log into an application using a username. If that user password expires it would be great to find all affected Virtual Servers and/or Pools.

 

Unfortunatly all the Health Monitors are not located under the Common Partition, some are located also under Production Partition more under LDAP Partition, Messaging Partition, etc. etc.

 

I know I can run tmsh list /ltm monitor | grep username but this searches only the /Common partition

 

I've tried to utilize what I know about searching Members of Pools but for Health Monitors this doesn't work tmsh list ltm pool /Production/* members

 

Any suggestions? Only thing I can come up with is possibly grep the bigip.conf file Running 11.4.1

 

devops
TMSH

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  • IanB's avatar
    IanB
    Icon for Employee rankEmployee
    Jul 24, 2016

    It's a bit ugly, and I wish the syntax was more forgiving, but you can achieve this with the following command

     tmsh -q -c 'cd / ; list recursive'  | grep 'ltm monitor'

ltm monitor gateway-icmp partition2/Common-monitor {
ltm monitor gateway-icmp partition2/partition2-monitor {
ltm monitor gateway-icmp partition2/partition3-monitor {
ltm monitor https Common/ECOM_QA_IAM_ISAM_HTTPS_MONITOR {
ltm monitor tcp Common/tcp_10000 {
  • zeiss_63263's avatar
    zeiss_63263
    Historic F5 Account
    Jul 26, 2016

    If your user isn't jailed into tmsh, it may be easier to grep the raw config files in /config/partitions/*/