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2078 TopicsAMQP Cleartext Authentication
Description The remote Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP) service supports one or more authentication mechanisms that allow credentials to be sent in the clear. Solution Disable cleartext authentication mechanisms in the AMQP configuration in ubuntu or centos machines disable unencrypted access in the configuration file. >> unencrypted" here refers to client connections. https://www.rabbitmq.com/ssl.html Steps of disabling the AMQP: https://liquidwarelabs.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360019562832-Disable-cleartext-authentication-option-in-RabbitMQ The above link used for windows vulnerability. Please help in getting resolution for Centos or Ubuntu configuration file.12KViews0likes0CommentsOffline (Enabled) - The children pool member(s) are down
Hi Friends, I am novice to F5 and following CBT Nuggets to understand LTM in a better way. I have completed basic configuration i.e defined Nodes, defined Pool and assigned Pool Members to my Pool. Now the problem is that I have enabled "http" health monitor and right after I click 'finished' the icon Transitions from 'Blue Square' to 'Rectangle Red' - Offline(Enabled) - The children pool member(s) are down when I hover over the Pool in 'Pool List'. Now this is a very basic setup with 3 .OVA web servers pre configured which I received in my Nuggetlabs. I am able to login to the servers using my browser, telnet 10.2.0.11 80 and curl http://10.2.0.11 commands but the Servers are showing as Offline(Enabled) - Pool member has been marked down by a monitor in 'Members' list. I need your help to proceed further please. Thanks in advance, SagarSolved8.5KViews0likes10CommentsIdentify which virtual servers are using a specific SSL certificate
We use a wildcard SSL certificate for our QA sites. There are many of them. I am renewing the SSL cert but have no idea which Virtuals are using it. Is there an easy way to determine this other than checking each and every virtual, listing the Client-ssl profile and then looking up the profile to see what certificate is being used?8.4KViews1like3CommentsWhat tmsh command do I use to view pool members and their addresses
I have been using tmsh list ltm pool and using grep, awk, and sed but it is more tedious than I would like. Is there a more specific command? If there is no command, is there a reference place I can look at to see the commands that do work? Like a man page for tmsh list6.8KViews0likes6CommentsHow to use tmsh cli to find out what partition a virtual server is in
I have Big-IP LTM 10.2.1 build 297 with multiple partition, and I'm in tmsh. Partition is set to all and I do a "show ltm virtual" I get a list of all the virtuals across all partitions on the box. Is there a way to tell which partition each virtual is in? Or do I have to run that command from each partition? If so is there a tmsh command that tells me all the partition names?Solved6.8KViews0likes3CommentsHelp specific partition in command line
Hi, I have find a command to extract the configuration of my virtual server on Big Ip https://devcentral.f5.com/s/question/0D51T00006i7ZZS/export-f5-ltm-virtual-servers-and-pool-members-to-excel-or-csv But on my Big IP i have 3 partitions, /Common, /HorsProd, /Production When I use this command I extract only for the Common partition. tmsh list ltm virtual {pool destination} | awk '/virtual/{printf "%s,",$3}/destination/{printf "%s,",$2}/pool/{printf "%s,",$2; system("tmsh list ltm "$0" {members} | awk '\''/:/{gsub(/ /, \"\", $0);gsub(/{/, \",\", $0);printf $s,$1}'\''");printf "\n"}' > /tmp/virtuals.csv I want to specify the partition on my command.. How I can do that ? Regards6.5KViews0likes2Comments