CirrusHi All,
I am working on creating a logging profile for HTTP/S virtual server for which I need help in tcl format for below logging parameters like tcl:[HTTP::host]:
Virtual server name
BIGIP HOSTNAME
DATE and TIME
CLIENT PORT
POOL NAME
SERVER IP
SERVER PORT
SNAT PORT
HTTP STATUS CODE
Thanks
Ashish Solanki
Hello ashish_solanki ,
It's not that easy to deploy that , but let's try I see it's interesting:
Client >>> [IP::remote_addr]
Port >>>[TCP::remote_port]
Pool >>> [LB::server]
Returns Server IP address >>> [LB::server addr]
Returns selected Server Port >>> [LB::server port] >>> https://clouddocs.f5.com/api/irules/LB__server.html
[virtual name] >>>> https://clouddocs.f5.com/api/irules/virtual.html
Hostname >>> [HTTP::host]
Http Status in Responses >>[HTTP::status]
it's Good to try those but as I mentioned it's not that easy , you need to log to events at http requests and responses as well to get the status codes.
unfortunatelty , I don't have like your environment to test all of these TCL scripts , but anyway I hope it helps you in your implementations.
Please keep me updated , I need to know if it helps you or not.
CirrusHI Mohamed,
Thanks for your response, it working fine just date and time part is missing attaching the snippet for your reference.
May 30 09:20:30 ashi.com info tmm[12651]: [/Common/LOGGING-TRAFFIC-POLICY/CLIENT-IP-LOGGING]: 192.168.1.1
May 30 09:20:30 ashi.com info tmm[12651]: [/Common/LOGGING-TRAFFIC-POLICY/CLIENT-IP-LOGGING]: /user_login.php?
May 30 09:20:30 ashi.com info tmm[12651]: [/Common/LOGGING-TRAFFIC-POLICY/CLIENT-IP-LOGGING]: GET
May 30 09:20:30 ashi.com info tmm[12651]: [/Common/LOGGING-TRAFFIC-POLICY/CLIENT-IP-LOGGING]: /user_login.php
May 30 09:20:30 ashi.com info tmm[12651]: [/Common/LOGGING-TRAFFIC-POLICY/CLIENT-IP-LOGGING]: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:109.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/113.0
May 30 09:20:30 ashi.com info tmm[12651]: [/Common/LOGGING-TRAFFIC-POLICY/CLIENT-IP-LOGGING]: 1.1
May 30 09:20:30 ashi.com info tmm[12651]: [/Common/LOGGING-TRAFFIC-POLICY/CLIENT-IP-LOGGING]: /Common/F5-TRNG-POOL
May 30 09:20:30 ashi.com info tmm[12651]: [/Common/LOGGING-TRAFFIC-POLICY/CLIENT-IP-LOGGING]: 52668
May 30 09:20:30 ashi.com info tmm[12651]: [/Common/LOGGING-TRAFFIC-POLICY/CLIENT-IP-LOGGING]: 192.168.1.25
May 30 09:20:30 ashi.com info tmm[12651]: [/Common/LOGGING-TRAFFIC-POLICY/CLIENT-IP-LOGGING]: 80
May 30 09:20:30 ashi.com info tmm[12651]: [/Common/LOGGING-TRAFFIC-POLICY/CLIENT-IP-LOGGING]: 192.168.1.25
May 30 09:20:30 ashi.com info tmm[12651]: [/Common/LOGGING-TRAFFIC-POLICY/CLIENT-IP-LOGGING]: 200
Hi ashish_solanki ,
IT's great that it worked with you.
For Time Maybe you can use this :
tcl:[clock format clock seconds]Also I would like you to refer to those articles :
> https://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.5/tutorial/Tcl41.html
> https://community.f5.com/t5/technical-forum/date-time-sensitive-irules/td-p/17077
It achievable easly using iRules but Let's try this with Local traffic policies.
goodluck