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3 TopicsDisable/Block access to Network Map
I have an F5 appliance with a "big" configuration (according to F5 support engineers) and we frequently encounter the unable to contact Big-IP device message when multiple users open the Network Map and leave it open for extended periods of time. I have read through articles on how to increase resources for tomcat, java, etc. but I'm was hoping I could just disable or block access to the Network Map altogether. I looked around online and couldn't find anything on the topic. Anyone out there doing this? Whatever the solution is, the configuration utility (GUI), SSH, and rest API all still must remain available and functional. In case anyone is curious what constitutes "big" for a config, LTM object counts below. Virtual Servers: 436 Pools: 475 Pool Members: 17,761 (really) Nodes: 12791View0likes0CommentsManagement IP F5 cant be accessed
Good day everyone. I want to ask so there is an f5 box from my user where when I try to access the GUI and CLI box there is a problem where sometimes the management IP can be accessed, sometimes it can't be accessed. does anyone know what's wrong? Thank You.66Views0likes4CommentsTampermonkey - BIG-IP Configuration UI Enhancements for APM
Problem this snippet solves: This script was designed in order to enhance the existing APM section of the BIG-IP Configuration UI. It was originally written for v11.5.1, but should work for many earlier and later versions as well. Enhancements Adds a link on the Manage Sessions page for each session that will display the APM logs and Session Variables reports in a new window Adds an Apply button on the Access Profiles page for any profile whose changes have not yet been applied The latest version of this codeshare can be found on Github at the link below. I have another script like that designed to help with the LTM sections of the BIG-IP Configuration UI, and this was pulled out of that in order to allow for modular enhancement. Known Issues If you're on a slow connection, clicking the show button to open the session variables may not bring up the tab. If this happens, either try again, or refresh the page after it opens and that should help. This is due to the way I had to get the session variable to open. Version History v1.0 - Initial version with Manage Sessions link to Session Variables report and Access Profiles apply button for policies that need to be applied. Inspiration Credit: Patrik Jonsson's Web UI Tweaks codeshare How to use this snippet: Instructions The Tampermonkey Chrome extension needs to be installed for this script to work Once installed, click on the Tampermonkey icon and click Dashboard Click the new script button and set the Update URL field to https://github.com/jangins101/F5/raw/master/F5%20UI%20Enhancements%20for%20APM.js You can also copy the whole document linked below into a new Tampermonkey script and save it Click Save and then click the value in the Last Updated column for that new row. This should update the script Security note: In case you would not want to have the script automatically update when a new version is released, you can remove the @updateUrl line. Another option would be to fork the Github repository and then use your own copy of it. Code : https://github.com/jangins101/F5-Tampermonkey-Scripts/blob/master/F5%20UI%20Enhancements%20for%20APM.js Tested this on version: 11.5444Views0likes0Comments