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- nitassEmployee
can you try something like this?
e.g.
root@(B6900-R69-S40)(cfg-sync Standalone)(Active)(/Common)(tmos) cd / root@(B6900-R69-S40)(cfg-sync Standalone)(Active)(/)(tmos) list ltm recursive pool ltm pool Common/foo { members { Common/200.200.200.101:80 { address 200.200.200.101 } } } ltm pool test1/foo1 { members { Common/200.200.200.111:80 { address 200.200.200.111 } } partition test1 } ltm pool test2/foo2 { members { Common/200.200.200.102:80 { address 200.200.200.102 } } partition test2 }
- maximillean_953Nimbostratus
it does not list all of em. I find the way.
save full config
tmsh save sys config file /tmp/1.txt
then grep from in it and all of em are there.
For example or write correct grep syntax etc. for you is the only way. non ofthe tmsh commands list all partition pools with members at once if you dont specify partition and pool name. It only prints the commons one. I try your command it only lists 10 of em and non of the rest will shown.
cat 1.txt|grep "ltm pool" -A10|grep API01 -B5|grep "ltm pool"