CITRIX remote desktop solution using F5 APM
Hi Team, Can anybody please help me about preparation of high level plan for providing remote desktop solution through citrix . what configuration require on LTM and APM for this solution We have two storefront server in Citrix side . Regards Sandip kakade
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AS3 GSLB_Pool - How to add members?
I am using AS3 to deploy LTM and DNS configs to a pair of standalone BIG-IPs in a DNS Sync Group. Everything works and I can add a virtual server to a GSLB_Pool if that virtual server is defined in this AS3 declaration. However, I need to add a virtual server to the pool that is in the other BIG-IP, configured as a server in a second data center. Auto discovery is configured but AS3 won't accept the second pool member saying that the object doesn't exist. See the snippet below. Obviously I haven't posted the whole thing but the red section is what fails. vs_prod_dc1 is defined in this declaration (redacted) but vs_prod_dc2 is defined in another declaration because it's for a different BIG-IP. What am I missing here? "DC1": { "class": "GSLB_Data_Center" }, "DC2": { "class": "GSLB_Data_Center" }, "F5-A": { "class": "GSLB_Server", "dataCenter": { "use": "DC1" }, "devices": [ { "address": "172.16.20.1" } ], "virtualServerDiscoveryMode": "enabled-no-delete" }, "F5-B": { "class": "GSLB_Server", "dataCenter": { "use": "DC2" }, "devices": [ { "address": "172.16.20.2" } ], "virtualServerDiscoveryMode": "enabled-no-delete" } "dns_pool_prod": { "class": "GSLB_Pool", "resourceRecordType": "A", "members": [ { "server": { "use": "/Common/Shared/F5-A" }, "virtualServer": { "use": "vs_prod_dc1" } }, { "server": { "use": "/Common/Shared/F5-B" }, "virtualServer": { "use": "vs_prod_dc2" } } ] }Getting Started with BIG-IP Next: Licensing Instances in Central Manager
This article assumes that the license was not applied during the initial instance setup and covers only the GUI process. For the API process or for disconnected mode, please reference the instructions for licensing on Clouddocs. Download the JSON Web Token from MyF5 I don't have a paid license, so I'm going to use my trial license available at MyF5. Your mileage may vary here. Go to my products & plans, trials, and then in the my trials listing (assuming you've requested/received one) click BIG-IP Next. Click downloads and licenses (note, however, the helpful list of resources down in guides and references). You can just copy your JSON web token, but I chose to download. Install the Token Login to Central Manager and click manage instances. Click on your new unlicensed instance. In the left-hand menu at the bottom, click License. Click activate license. We already downloaded our token, so after reviewing the information, click next. Note that I made sure that my Central Manager has access to the licensing server and the steps covered in this article assume the same. If you've managed classic BIG-IP licenses, copying and pasting dossiers to get licenses should be a well-understood process. On this screen, paste your token into the box, give it a name, and click activate. After a brief interrogation of the licensing server, you should now have a healthy, licensed, BIG-IP Next Instance! Resources How to: Manage BIG-IP Next instance licenses
F5 Waf AD integration issue
Hi all, I hope this message finds you well. I'm writing to bring to your attention an issue we are experiencing with access to our F5 devices. We have a total of four F5 devices, all of which are Active Directory integrated. Here's a breakdown of the current situation: Port 389 (LDAP): Three out of the four devices are accessible on port 389 without any issues. Port 636 (LDAPS): None of the devices are accessible on port 636 (LDAPS). This includes three of the devices that are accessible on port 389. DMZ Device: One device, which is located in the DMZ, is inaccessible on both ports 389 and 636
