View maximum usage of APM CCU
Hi, I'm trying to determine the maximum usage we've ever reached of our APM licenses. We're looking at adding more services through our F5 appliances but want to make sure we're covered for licenses. I can see the actual current usage: snmpwalk -v 2c -c public localhost F5-BIGIP-APM-MIB::apmAccessStatCurrentActiveSessions But that only gives me a count at the current moment. I'd like to know if I there's a way that I can check that say over a week I can see that the maximum CCU at a point in time was 250 for instance. Thanks.
Unable to import AD Groups
hey everyone! we are having problems with importing the AD groups. It displays error "unable to import groups". we are able to have the authentication verified. we can query successfully to the AD. we used a service account in creating the AD. is this a factor why we cant import the groups? also, there is an error displaying " AccessPolicyProcessor/MasterKeyMgr.cpp func: "resetMasterKey()" line: 142 Msg: new Master Key has been updated" what does this error mean? this error displays when we try to update the AD groups using the GUI
APM 12.1 Log rotate
Hi, In version 11.X, we could keep session logs up to 90 days (Log Rotation Period) or 5000000 entries (Maximum Number of Log Entries) In version 12.X, APM logs are managed by Log profiles writing in log publisher sys-db-access-publisher. This publisher store logs in : local-db (used to search with Event logs menu in APM) local-syslog (/var/log/apm) The event entries in local-db seems to be deleted after 15 days. I did not find any documentation about this period and how to extend it as previously. How can I change this period to keep events up to 6 month?
Retrieve Historical APM Log Data
Hi guys, A simple one for you (hopefully!). Is there anyway to retrieve historical APM data from the platform? By default it only seems to be capturing around 30 days worth of transactions. We're trying to populate a list of individual users who have successfully authenticated in the past 3 months. Thanks Peter