How can I Delete certificate via REST API?
Hello, I created a Client SSL Certificate and now I am trying to delete it from my F5 via REST API, I tried to use this article: https://clouddocs.f5.com/products/big-iq/mgmt-api/v7.0.0/ApiReferences/bigiq_public_api_ref/r_adc_ssl_cert.html This is the syntax of the command that I am typing: (this command supose to show me all my certificates, no?) curl -sk -u admin:Aa123456 -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X GET /mgmt/cm/adc-core/working-config/sys/file/ssl-cert all I got after executing this command is nothing. Also when I trying to excute this command, I get the same result, nothing happens curl -sk -u admin:Aa123456 -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X DELETE /mgmt/cm/adc-core/working-config/sys/file/ssl-cert/cert_name Please somebody explain to me what I am doing wrong
What kind of account do I need to access the REST API?
I'm having issues in accessing the API, I think. I got Error 401 whenever I use my credentials that I believe has admin privileges already. Is there a way to access the API without using the "admin" account? Edit: How do I check if my account has admin privileges? Below is my code: import requests requests.packages.urllib3.disable_warnings() uname = 'myaccount' pw = 'mypassword' req = requests.session() req.auth = (uname, pw) req.verify = False req.headers.update({'Content-Type': 'application/json'}) uri = 'https://[host]/mgmt/tm/ltm' response = req.get(uri) print(response.text) Result: {"code":401,"message":"Authorization failed: user= resource=/mgmt/tm/ltm verb=GET......."}How to get a monitor from a pool through REST API or Python SDK?
I have a simple challenge: Given a pool, find its associated monitor. The problem is that the query for a monitor requires the monitor type. LTM pools don't carry info on the kind of monitor they use, only the partition and name of the monitor. I could theoretically iterate through all possible types of monitors there are, but what is the correct way to do it?An example of an AS3 Rest API call to create a GSLB configuration on BIG-IP.
Hi everyone, Below you can find an example of an AS3 Rest API call that creates a simple GSLB configuration on BIG-IP devices. The main purpose of this article is to share this configuration with others. Of course, on different sites (github, etc) you can find different bits of data, but I think this example will be useful, because it contains all the necessary information about how to create different GSLB objects at the same time, such as: Data Centers (DCs), Servers, Virtual Servers (VSs), Wide IPs, pools and more over. { "class": "AS3", "declaration": { "class": "ADC", "schemaVersion": "3.21.0", "id": "GSLB_test", "Common": { "class": "Tenant", "Shared": { "class": "Application", "template": "shared", "DC1": { "class": "GSLB_Data_Center" }, "DC2": { "class": "GSLB_Data_Center" }, "device01": { "class": "GSLB_Server", "dataCenter": { "use": "DC1" }, "virtualServers": [ { "name": "/ocp/Shared/ingress_vs_1_443", "address": "A.B.C.D", "port": 443, "monitors": [ { "bigip": "/Common/custom_icmp_2" } ] } ], "devices": [ { "address": "A.B.C.D" } ] }, "device02": { "class": "GSLB_Server", "dataCenter": { "use": "DC2" }, "virtualServers": [ { "name": "/ocp2/Shared/ingress_vs_2_443", "address": "A.B.C.D", "port": 443, "monitors": [ { "bigip": "/Common/custom_icmp_2" } ] } ], "devices": [ { "address": "A.B.C.D" } ] }, "dns_listener": { "class": "Service_UDP", "virtualPort": 53, "virtualAddresses": [ "A.B.C.D" ], "profileUDP": { "use": "custom_udp" }, "profileDNS": { "use": "custom_dns" } }, "custom_dns": { "class": "DNS_Profile", "remark": "DNS Profile test", "parentProfile": { "bigip": "/Common/dns" } }, "custom_udp": { "class": "UDP_Profile", "datagramLoadBalancing": true }, "testpage_local": { "class": "GSLB_Domain", "domainName": "testpage.local", "resourceRecordType": "A", "pools": [ { "use": "testpage_pool" } ] }, "testpage_pool": { "class": "GSLB_Pool", "resourceRecordType": "A", "members": [ { "server": { "use": "/Common/Shared/device01" }, "virtualServer": "/ocp/Shared/ingress_vs_1_443" }, { "server": { "use": "/Common/Shared/device02" }, "virtualServer": "/ocp2/Shared/ingress_vs_2_443" } ] } } } } } P.S. The AS3 scheme guide was very helpful: https://clouddocs.f5.com/products/extensions/f5-appsvcs-extension/latest/refguide/schema-reference.html
Finding all virtual servers with "log all traffic" policy applied via API
Hello, I am trying to locate virtual server configs in my F5 environment that are configured to log all traffic requests. Obviously, this has a detrimental impact to F5 logging performance. Is there a way to use the TMSH shell or REST API to interrogate the F5 appliance via a script and get a listing of all virtuals that use a "log all traffic" policy so I can change the policy and give our logging servers a bit of respite? Thank you, KyleREST API authorization in a cronjob, recommendation
I'd like to run an automatic script via cronjob to trigger REST API calls on a BIG-IQ (the script is located on the BIG-IQ itself). What possibilities are available in regards to authorization, especially from a security point of view, meaning avoiding placing credentials in the script. Is there maybe an option to use mutual SSL as trust? Right now doing manual testing I first create a token with basic credentials and then doing the REST-call with this token. But having an automatic script, there is no posibility to enter the password, means it needs to be placed somewhere. Any ideas would be very helpful. Thank you! Regards Stefan 🙂
