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tmsh command to list client-ssl profiles - Name only

Chris_Olson_172
Nimbostratus
Nimbostratus

I've searched this forum for a tmsh command to get a list of client-ssl profiles by name only. I don't need all the properties. I tried the one-line option but it still gives me all the detail. It must be something simple but I'm not getting it. I know how to grep out individual profiles based on the properties but can't seem to find a way to just get a list of all them by name only.

 

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Jad_Tabbara__J1
Cirrostratus
Cirrostratus

You can combine both tmsh & a grep

tmsh list ltm profile client-ssl | grep "ltm profile"

Hope it helps

how to you list for all partitions? 

I'm trying to list virtual servers that are using name2_clientssl profile  which is not in the common partition

I've tried various ways and keep getting an errors

tmsh list ltm profile client-ssl one-line | grep name1_clientssl - works only for common partition

tmsh list ltm profile client-ssl one-line /partition/* | grep name2_clientssl - error Syntax Error: unexpected argument "/partition/*"

tmsh list ltm profile client-ssl one-line | grep /*/* name2_clientssl - grep: Invalid regular expression
tmsh list ltm profile client-ssl one-line /*/* raw | grep "name2_clientssl -Syntax Error: unexpected argument "/bin/["

P_K
Altostratus
Altostratus

This should work!

 

tmsh show ltm profile client-ssl | grep ClientSSL

 

Mr_Robot_349151
Nimbostratus
Nimbostratus

Commenting for visibility for the question above! ^^

 

Im a fan of Mr.Robot, so here for you,

It captures the number of clientssl that's present, from it it looks on the virtuals, if the profile is matching it will show

virtual-name,clientssl
, if the profile is not bound, it will be
,clientssl-name

for x in `tmsh list ltm profile client-ssl one-line |awk -F" " '{ print $4 }'` ; do virtual=`tmsh list ltm virtual one-line |grep $x |awk -F" " '{ print $3 }'`; echo $virtual,$x ; done