Checksums for F5 supported VMware vCenter cloud templates
Problem this snippet solves: Checksums for F5 supported VMware vCenter cloud templates F5 Networks provides checksums for all of our supported VMware vCenter templates (for other Cloud providers, see https://devcentral.f5.com/codeshare/checksums-for-f5-supported-cft-and-arm-templates-on-github-1014). See the README files on GitHub for information on individual templates. You can find the VMware templates in the appropriate supported directory on GitHub: https://github.com/F5Networks/f5-vmware-vcenter-templates/tree/master/supported You can get a checksum for a particular template by running one of the following commands, depending on your operating system: Linux: sha512sum <path_to_template> Windows using CertUtil: CertUtil –hashfile <path_to_template> SHA512 You can compare the checksum produced by that command against the following list. To find your hash, copy the script-signature hash out of your template and search for it on this page. To find the script signature, click the link in the Solution File column (look closely at the path to find the template you are using) and search for script-signature. The hash immediately follows. Release 1.4.0 Solution File Hash https://github.com/F5Networks/f5-vmware-vcenter-templates/tree/master/supported/failover/same-net/traditional/4nic/existing-stack/f5-existing-stack-failover-4nic-bigip.js `38a48d1f93e91cafcbe3324f5705ea9573918f48e987f2ad127ff38b3de1a2bbe38225bb62be969bba4e6d655b40f8f5f0a4eec43f3b2999c03ddfc22a0b0744` https://github.com/F5Networks/f5-vmware-vcenter-templates/tree/master/supported/standalone/n-nic/existing-stack/f5-existing-stack-nNic-bigip.js `5b1ddbbe50a0986b4ef4a0d347f30d36e20cb36186f1741449b47cfe8651e57e13bd76ab21164c0b98730f202823b3aa747d232196d0cc32759f558124b2a973` Release 1.3.0 Solution File Hash https://github.com/F5Networks/f5-vmware-vcenter-templates/tree/master/supported/failover/same-net/traditional/4nic/existing-stack/f5-existing-stack-failover-4nic-bigip.js `75613cb46c9639c9e5632dd6099fa424e1b92c6cfd1e4996fc16a1186a3b73e7e9ea8008ab1a27bddf8d0324260d3e2678ed4b1ff5575cfe7f0a492087998cec` https://github.com/F5Networks/f5-vmware-vcenter-templates/tree/master/supported/standalone/n-nic/existing-stack/f5-existing-stack-nNic-bigip.js `b0dc9b2d814aff8598426b7b1c94d06bab58cc5d7d76b77d7df1251c782e534eb40655c8104911e9007ae9806daa0d02520c2c86816ec1f76721840bb3f4f324` Code : You can get a checksum for a particular template by running one of the following commands, depending on your operating system: * **Linux**: `sha512sum ` * **Windows using CertUtil**: `CertUtil –hashfile SHA512`
Vcenter 6.5 - APM SSO
Hi, I'm trying to set up SSO for Vcenter 6.5 with a seperate PSC, which uses SAML to authenticate between the vcenter server and the itself. It doesn't appear that I can use the BIG-IP as an iDP for Vcenter (if anyone has any information on how to do this, I'd be very interested to hear it). This is so I can use 2FA on APM for Vcenter - we have administrators that will need to use 2FA to authenticate to Vcenter and normal users, who will have access restrictions placed on their usage inside vcenter. Anyway, I'm not sure how to go about setting up SSO for vcenter - does anyone have any suggestions on how to go about figuring this out and implementing it? Some more details: The authentication will be done to AD for Administrators and internally to the PSC for other users. Thanks!
