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F5 bigip notes-commands actually used in the process of work inspection

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2022-06-01 02:59:35 10月04日 Update

Different customers have different requirements. According to the actual needs of work, the following inspection commands are sorted out, applicable to V9 and V10 versions, for reference only!!!

hostname #View hostname, not available in V9.4.6 and 10

df -h #View disk status

vmstat #View process and memory information

top #CPU, memory, processes, etc.

b memory show |more #shows the memory usage of TMM, and the memory displayed by top adds up to physical memory

b version #View system version

b platform #CPU temperature, fan speed, serial number and other information

b interface show #View interface status

b trunk show #View trunk port status

b db |grep Configsync #View synchronization configuration information

tmstat #View real-time tmm CPU usage, memory usage, connection establishment, etc.

cd /var/log

ls

more ltm

date #View system time

uptime #View startup runtime

bigstart status #View process status

b failover show #Check the primary and standby status

b save config.ucs #Save system configuration

cd /var/local/ucs/ #Configuration save location

ls

b mgmt #View management port information

cd /config

cat bigip.license #View license

Notes:

1. During inspection, it is impossible to look at each item slowly. After logging in to the device through CONSOLE or SSH with SecureCRT, the session is reserved, and the commands and results of the operation can be saved to the text (file-session record);

2. It's best to back up license and ucs files to your computer when inspecting. Back up!

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