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Mikoto_Misaka_1
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Oct 16, 2006

How to get the persistence node for each pools with persist lookup uie

Hi,

 

 

I think that the UIE peristence table is created for each pools.

 

Is it possible to execute "persist lookup uie" command for the each pools ?

 

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persist lookup [all|node|port|pool]

 

"all" or no specification returns a list containing

 

the node, port and pool name. Specifying any of the other

 

return types will return the specified item only.

 

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For example, I want to get the both of "the persistence node of pool_1" and "the persistence node of pool_2" with the command "persist lookup uie".

 

I can't set pool name for the command "persist lookup uie 11111111 node".

 

( The command "persist lookup uie 11111111 node" works. it returns "10.4.10.201". But I can't get the persistence node for each pools.)

 

Would you advice me ?

 

 

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<< The two same peristence tables for each pools (pool_1 and pool_2) are created on BIG-IP >>

 

b persist pool pool_1 show all

 

PERSISTENT CONNECTIONS --

 

Mode: universal Value: 11111111

 

Virtual: 192.168.0.200:https Node: 10.4.10.201:80 Age: 14sec

 

 

 

[root@emylb202:Active] config b persist pool pool_2 show all

 

Mode: universal Value: 11111111

 

Virtual: 192.168.0.200:https Node: 10.4.10.201:80 Age: 10sec

 

 

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<< The two same peristence tables for each pools (pool_1 and pool_2) are created on BIG-IP >>

 

b persist all show all

 

PERSISTENT CONNECTIONS --

 

Mode: universal Value: 11111111

 

Virtual: 192.168.0.200:https Node: 10.4.10.201:80 Age: 14sec

 

 

Mode: universal Value: 11111111

 

Virtual: 192.168.0.200:https Node: 10.4.10.201:80 Age: 10sec

 

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Thanks in advance,

1 Reply

  • unRuleY_95363's avatar
    unRuleY_95363
    Historic F5 Account
    Acutally you can do this. You have to specify it as part of the key though.

    Like this:
    persist lookup uie {11111111 pool pool_1}
    This will return the persistence entry for pool_1.