Log: [api-status-warning] ltm/monitor/https, properties : deprecated : cipherlist, compatibility

Hi rolf,

If you want to completely remove them then I believe the only option is to delete those them via bigip.conf as you mentioned. That said, I created a new HTTPS monitor and then reviewed the properties of it via CLI and found that by default both of them are simply set to "none" as seen in the snippet below.

root@(v13A)(cfg-sync Standalone)(Active)(/Common)(tmos)# list ltm monitor https https_test all-properties

ltm monitor https https_test {

  adaptive disabled

  adaptive-divergence-type relative

  adaptive-divergence-value 25

  adaptive-limit 200

  adaptive-sampling-timespan 300

  app-service none

  cert none

  cipherlist none

  compatibility none

  defaults-from https

  description none

  destination *:*

  interval 5

  ip-dscp 0

  key none

  manual-resume disabled

  partition Common

  password none

  recv none

  recv-disable none

  reverse disabled

  send "GET /\r\n"

With that in mind, it looks like neither of them can be modified via tmsh due to being deprecated. I believe that this means the only way to get rid of them is to either delete them from the bigip.conf as you previously mentioned, or edit bigip.conf and change them both the "none". It's also possible that if you delete them that they might automatically be recreated with the default values of "none".

I hope this helps to answer your question.

-Nathan F

Hi Nathan,

I was not aware about the compatibility none attribute. I think this will do the job.

Thanks a lot,

Rolf