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Galactico_76554
Nimbostratus
Mar 06, 2012Uptime
What is the command to see the uptime of my unit?.
lb01(Active)(tmos.sys.version) show
Sys::Version
Main Package
Product BIG-IP
Version 10.2.1
Build 511.0
Edition Hotfix HF3
Date Sat Apr 16 22:58:45 PDT 2011
6 Replies
- hoolio
Cirrostratus
uptime or if you are in tmsh, run /util bash -c uptime
Aaron - Galactico_76554
Nimbostratus
Hello Aaron,
I tried with -c option and i get error.
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lb01(Active)(tmos) /util bash -c uptime
Syntax Error: unexpected argument "-c"
lb01(Active)(tmos)
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lb01(Active)(tmos.util.bash) ?
Modules:
/ TMOS Command Line Interface
/auth User accounts and authentication
/cli Local user settings and configuration transactions
/gtm Global Traffic Manager
/ltm Local Traffic Manager
/net Network configuration
/sys General system configuration
/util Utility programs that can be run from within tmsh
/wom WAN Optimization
Commands:
create Create new configuration items
delete Remove configuration items
edit Update configuration using a text editor
exit Exit the current command mode
help View tmsh man pages
install Install an image or hotfix to a volume
list View configuration and settings
load Replace running configuration with configuration files
modify Update existing configuration items
quit Quit tmsh
reboot Reboot the system
reset-stats Reset runtime statistics
restart Restart BIG-IP services
run Run an external program
save Save the running configuration to configuration files
show View runtime information, statistics and status
start Start BIG-IP services
stop Stop BIG-IP services
submit Submit a batched transaction - Galactico_76554
Nimbostratus
nm, got it.
run util bash -c uptime
10:17:39 up 195 days, 19:24, 1 user, load average: 0.74, 0.50, 0.46
Thanks a lot- Tony_T__366474Historic F5 Account
Thank you Galactico!
- manohar_yadavs_
Nimbostratus
run the command uptime04:30:11 up 9:36, 1 user, load average: 0.42, 0.46, 0.32
- RaghavendraSY
Altostratus
Hi,
Here are the normal procedure to view uptime of the device for individual and Viprion devices.
- Non-Viprion device: uptime
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Viprion device:
- Go to each slot/blade using ssh command Eg: ssh slot1
- Once you are on slot1 use uptime command to view blade1/slot1 status
- Do same for other blade/slot
- You can use below command for viprion devices clsh uptime
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