Is there a list of ALL possible APM session variables available?
Hi guys, I am wondering, is there a list of all possible APM session variables available somewhere? I realized that dumping session.* through VPE Logging box does not actually show all session variables, although one would expect that. Or, for example, dumping session.user.* does not display session.user.ipgeolocation.country_code in APM log file. It does so only when I explicitly define this variable in the VPE Logging box. There are few lists on the AskF5 website, but none of them looks to be complete, many variables I know of are missing in those lists. I am about to create some customized reporting based on session variables and I would like to know all variables I can work with. If you have any idea, please let me know. Thanks a lot!
Are there any tools to generate 'As Built' Documentation for the F5s?
Hi, We need to create 'as built' documents for each of the F5s. We need to record the current state and then again post upgrade and again in the near future with a number of alterations that will be carried out post upgrade. Is there a tool or tools that I can use to assist with generating the 'as built' documentation? Thank you
How to document the configuration?
Hello, I have a problem to document special configurations on the LTM. I use a wiki, but it's not comfortable to navigate first through the web interface of the LTM and the through the wiki to find the right documentation for this configuration. I tried to use web site annotation tools (for instance Internote) to have a note with a link to the documentation, but it doesn't work because of the LTM web interface. Has anyone a good idea for a comfortable way to document special things for every virtual server? The one line in the configuration of the VS is already used... Thanks in advance... Stefan
Solution Articles: Hightlight changed parts.
Just a suggestion if I may make one here: It would be very convenient for many of us users, I believe, if the solution articles, many of which are long ones, could have their most recent updates highlighted so that we do not have to search the whole of an article trying to spot what might actually be just a small change, sometimes unsuccessfully.
