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4565 TopicsExternal Data Group Import Failing.
Hey All, Looking for some assistance on importing a DataGroup file. I found the doc that indicated the EOL needed to be in the Unix format instead of Windows. I've "converted" the file in Notepad+, but I'm still getting an error. Is there a way to validate the EOL state of a file? Thanks. -Stephen30Views0likes2CommentsFailed to execute iptable cmd: ," CMD="iptables -A SSH_ALLOW_RULES error
Hi Mates, After upgrading rseries F5 OS to 1.5.4, I observed the below error and I am unable to do SSH for my F5 OS machine version 1.5.4 from the network: 10.54.7.0/24. Rest all the networks are working fine and we are able to do SSH to the same F5 OS machine. Is it something that device was unable to update this entry into iptables. Do we have to manually re-configure this rule? ys-host-config[11678]: priority="Err" version=1.0 msgid=0x7001000000000062 msg="Failed to execute iptable cmd: ," CMD="iptables -A SSH_ALLOW_RULES -s 10.54.7.0/24 -p tcp -m state --state NEW --dport 22 -j ACCEPT -w &>/dev/null" ERR="EXITINFO: 4".33Views0likes1CommentHow to log HTTP/2 reset_stream
Hello, We are currently in a meeting to prepare for HTTP/2 DDoS attacks. What we would like to do is log the client’s IP address (either local or remote) whenever an HTTP/2 RESET_STREAM is received. Is there any way to achieve this? Would it be possible to implement using an iRule? Thank you.29Views0likes1CommentKerberos Authentication Failing for Exchange 2016 Behind F5 Cloud WAF
Hi Team, We’re running Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 CU24 on Windows Server 2019, and have enabled Kerberos (Negotiate) authentication due to NTLM being deprecated in F5 Cloud WAF. Environment summary: Exchange DAG setup: 4 servers in Primary Site, 2 in DR Site Active Directory: Windows Server 2019 F5 Component: Cloud WAF (BIG-IP F5 Cloud Edition) handling inbound HTTPS traffic Namespaces: mail.domain.lk, webmail.domain.lk, autodiscover.domain.lk Authentication configuration: Negotiate (Kerberos) with NTLM, Basic, and OAuth as fallback SPNs: Correctly registered under the ASA (Alternate Service Account) computer account Certificate: SAN includes mail, webmail, and autodiscover Current status: Internal domain-joined Outlook 2019 clients work without issue. Outlook 2016, Office 2021, and Microsoft 365 desktop apps continue to prompt for passwords. Internal OWA and external OWA through F5 Cloud WAF both work correctly. Observation: Autodiscover XML shows <AuthPackage>Negotiate</AuthPackage> for all URLs. Kerberos authentication works internally, so SPNs and ASA setup are confirmed healthy. Password prompts appear only when traffic passes through F5 Cloud WAF, which terminates TLS before reaching Exchange. Suspected cause: F5 Cloud WAF may not support Kerberos Constrained Delegation (KCD) in the current configuration. TLS termination on F5 breaks the Kerberos authentication chain. NTLM/Basic fallback might not be fully passed through from WAF to backend. We would appreciate clarification on: Does F5 Cloud WAF support Kerberos Constrained Delegation (KCD) for backend Exchange 2016 authentication? If not, can Kerberos pass-through or secure fallback methods (NTLM/Basic) be enabled? Recommended configuration for supporting Outlook 2016 and Microsoft 365 clients when Exchange advertises Kerberos (Negotiate)? Is there an F5 reference configuration or iRule template for this scenario (Exchange 2016 + Kerberos)? Thank you for your guidance.113Views0likes6CommentsSFP Port LEDs Blinking Yellow
Hi I upgraded the F5 OS to version 1.8 and the tenant software to 17.5.1.3. The upgrade went smoothly and both the Active and Standby devices successfully handled traffic after the upgrade. However I have noticed that the SFP port LEDs on both the Primary and Secondary devices are blinking yellow. Both devices appear to be operating normally but I would like to confirm whether this is expected behavior Could the yellow blinking indicate a speed mismatch or should the LEDs be green under normal conditionsSolved60Views0likes2CommentsSearch for pools with no members
HI everyone, hope you are all doing well! We currently have a cleanup script that runs monthly that looks for pools with no members in DNS, removes them, deletes the pools, then delete the VIP. My colleague was able to get the removal of the nodes from the pool, but I am seeing that the script is not picking up the "empty" pools with no members. I would like to figure out how to find pools with no members in there (count of 0) so the script can pick it up and delete it. I found the following commands, but this still shows pools with "downed" members Started with this: tmsh show ltm pool field-fmt | grep -E "ltm pool|available-members 0" --after-context 1 | grep -v 'total-members' refined it to no-members tmsh show ltm pool field-fmt | grep -E "ltm pool|available-members 0" --after-context 1 | grep -v 'no-members' But it is still showing me pools with with members. I am sorta new to this and running out of ideas! If anyone could help, that would be great! ThanksSolved115Views0likes4Comments/mgmt/toc - not possible to launch rest api rest browser
Hi, could you help please on how to kick off the api rest browser? attaching below the internals Thank in advance after providing my admin credentials, the follwoing response is returned { "code": 400, "message": "URI path /mgmt/logmein.html not registered. Please verify URI is supported and wait for /available suffix to be responsive.", "referer": "https://1.2.3.4/mgmt/toc", "restOperationId": 13525870, "kind": ":resterrorresponse" } Platform ID Z101 Platform Name BIG-IP Tenant Software Version BIG-IP v17.1.3 (Build 0.20.11) Bundle, r560067Views0likes4CommentsF5 i-series Guests to r-series tenants migration
Hi All, I have two i-series 11900 with 4 guests on each as: 1 LTM, 1 GTM, 1 WAF, and 1 APM. There is HA between the guests. I am working on a migration plan to r-series 10900 and have two options: Option 1: HA method: Here, I will replace the i-series device that has the standby guests with the r-series device. Then will establish the HA between the active i-series and the r-series and sync the configuration. Then will make the r-series active as active. Then will replace the newly bocming standby i-series device with the second r-series and establish the HA with the first r-series. this is a lengthy way but has a positive side of fast rollback in case I faced any issue, and there will be no changes on the management IPs. Option 2: UCS method: in this method I will create a replica of the existing guests on the r-series tenants using the UCS files from the iseries guests. This setup will be isolated from the production network. During the maintenance window, I will disconnect the cables from i-sereis and connect it to the r-series boxes. This way I need to use different management IPs while building the replica setup. and during the migration will change the management IPs and use the onse were on the i-series. Note that, existing devices are connected to cisco ACI. Let me here your thoughts and suggestions.115Views0likes6CommentsView NAT / SNAT Sessions
Hi, I have recently enabled an SNAT in an iRule: switch -exact -- "1" [IP::addr [getfield [IP::client_addr] "%" "1"] equals 10.80.0.0/16] { snat automap } and I am trying to work out how many sessions are being SNAT'd as a result of this change. Issuing the commands: sho ltm nat sho ltm snat sho sys connection cs-client-addr 10.80.0.202 etc are not giving me any results. I am not so much interested in the details of the sessions, just totals so I can verify that I'm not exceeding the 64k limit but obviously doing something wrong. Thanks James2.8KViews0likes6Comments