tmsh equivalent of 'b shell partition' command?

Here you go...

 

 

modify cli admin-partitions query-partitions [all | { [name]...} ] update-partition [name]

 

 

help cli admin-partitions

EDIT : Ok, I understood

 

 

I use it like that :

 

 

 

I select my partition :

 

tmsh::modify cli admin-partitions query-partitions all update-partition part1

 

 

 

 

 

I create my object in the wanted partition :

 

tmsh::create net vlan vlan1

 

 

 

I come back in Common partiton

 

tmsh::modify cli admin-partitions query-partitions all update-partition Common

 

 

 

 

 

 

Have fun!

 

in Regards to admin partitions per route dom id.

 

 

it seems that if you want to create an object within a route domain within a created partition, and you enter into the created partition as mentioned above "modify ....", one still needs to specify the route domain id to the node in order for it to be correctly applied.

 

I was hoping it would be like in the gui when you select your admin partition on the top right of the screen and then just configure objects without the %id (route dom id).

 

Hi Kev,

 

 

You could open a request for enhancement case with F5 Support on this. It seems like a logical addition to iControl.

 

 

Aaron

And how do I do that from the CLI, I would like to list config items from specific partitions and/or create items in a particular partition. But I can't seem to change to my partition:

[root@ltm03:ModuleNotLicensed:Active:Standalone] tmp  tmsh modify cli admin-partitions query-partitions TEST update-partition TEST
Syntax Error: "query-partitions" unknown property
[root@ltm03:ModuleNotLicensed:Active:Standalone] tmp  tmsh modify cli admin-partitions query-partition TEST update-partition TEST
Syntax Error: "query-partition" unknown property
[root@ltm03:ModuleNotLicensed:Active:Standalone] tmp  tmsh modify cli admin-partitions update-partition TEST
Syntax Error: admin-partitions may only be specified in a config file
[root@ltm03:ModuleNotLicensed:Active:Standalone] tmp  

So how can I add a partition name to the commands:

tmsh list ltm virtual
tmsh create ltm node xxx { address 1.1.1.1 }

Looks like you are using a V11.X product. In that case, the cd command will move you to a different partition. When a partition is created a top level folder (sys folder) is also created. When a top level folder is created a partition is also created.

 

 

(tmos) cd /Common

 

(tmos) create sys folder /myPartition

 

(tmos) list auth partition (should see myPartition)

 

(tmos) cd /myPartition

 

now create config, it will be in myPartition

Hi Mark,

 

 

Thank you for your response. Indeed I'm using v11.x and I know about the cd'ing into a partition from **within** tmsh, but how do I do that when invoking a tmsh command from the bash shell?

 

 

I would like to the the following from the bash shell:

 

 

$ tmsh list ltm virtual

 

$ tmsh create ltm node xxx { address 1.1.1.1 }

 

$ tmsh load sys config merge file /tmp/x

 

 

but these all work on Common, how can I make them work on another partition?

I believe you would need to fully qualify the path to the objects.

 

 

tmsh create ltm node /myPartition/xxx { address 1.1.1.1 }

 

 

Would you raise an issue with support, that would appear to be useful functionality that has been lost (the shell is not remembering context).

Still looking for a single command from bash to do it all. A very limited set of items work currently.

 

 

tmsh list net self //? lists self ips..

 

tmsh list net route-domain //? lists the route-domains.

 

 

Doesn't work with Vlans, routes, ltm nodes, pools, virtuals.

 

 

 

 

not sure if this is called a single command.

e.g.

[root@ve11a:Active:Changes Pending] config  tmsh -c "cd /par1;list net vlan"
net vlan test {
    if-index 144
    partition par1
    tag 4092
}