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tmsh: virtual servers, pools, members, certificates and failover.
by Nathan Kirk · 77 downloads · MIT licence · revision 1 · published 14 Aug 2026
Reboot BIG-IP — Reboots or reloads the device (steps[1], sent text)
tmsh reboot
Flagged automatically by matching command text. It is a prompt to read the script, not a verdict — plenty of legitimate buttons reboot things on purpose.
3 sets, 91 buttons, 108 steps · 97.9 KB
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This is the complete script of the file below — nothing is summarised or hidden. Read it before you download it, the same way you would read a script someone emailed you.
Virtual servers, pools, members, monitors and persistence.
Run: tmsh list ltm virtual one-line
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tmsh list ltm virtual one-line
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show ltm virtual
1 step
tmsh show ltm virtual
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show ltm virtual {{VSERVER}}
1 step · 1 input
tmsh show ltm virtual {{VSERVER}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list ltm virtual {{VSERVER}}
1 step · 1 input
tmsh list ltm virtual {{VSERVER}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show ltm virtual | grep -B 3 -i "offline\|unavailable"
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tmsh show ltm virtual | grep -B 3 -i "offline\|unavailable"
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list ltm pool one-line
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tmsh list ltm pool one-line
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show ltm pool
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tmsh show ltm pool
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show ltm pool {{BACKEND}}
1 step · 1 input
tmsh show ltm pool {{BACKEND}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list ltm pool {{BACKEND}}
1 step · 1 input
tmsh list ltm pool {{BACKEND}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show ltm pool {{BACKEND}} members
1 step · 1 input
tmsh show ltm pool {{BACKEND}} members
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show ltm pool | grep -B 5 -i "offline"
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tmsh show ltm pool | grep -B 5 -i "offline"
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show ltm node
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tmsh show ltm node
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show ltm node {{MEMBER}}
1 step · 1 input
tmsh show ltm node {{MEMBER}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list ltm monitor one-line
1 step
tmsh list ltm monitor one-line
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list ltm monitor http {{MONITOR}}
1 step · 1 input
tmsh list ltm monitor http {{MONITOR}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show ltm persistence persist-records
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tmsh show ltm persistence persist-records
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show ltm persistence persist-records virtual {{VSERVER}}
1 step · 1 input
tmsh show ltm persistence persist-records virtual {{VSERVER}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list ltm rule one-line
1 step
tmsh list ltm rule one-line
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list ltm rule {{NAME}}
1 step · 1 input
tmsh list ltm rule {{NAME}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list ltm virtual {{VSERVER}} profiles
1 step · 1 input
tmsh list ltm virtual {{VSERVER}} profiles
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list ltm snatpool
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tmsh list ltm snatpool
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show ltm virtual {{VSERVER}} | grep -A 10 Traffic
1 step · 1 input
tmsh show ltm virtual {{VSERVER}} | grep -A 10 Traffic
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh modify ltm pool {{BACKEND}} members modify { {{MEMBER}} { state user-up session user-enabled } }
1 step · asks for confirmation before it runs · 2 inputs
tmsh modify ltm pool {{BACKEND}} members modify { {{MEMBER}} { state user-up session user-enabled } }
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh modify ltm virtual {{VSERVER}} enable
1 step · asks for confirmation before it runs · 1 input
tmsh modify ltm virtual {{VSERVER}} enable
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh reset-stats ltm virtual {{VSERVER}}
1 step · asks for confirmation before it runs · 1 input
tmsh reset-stats ltm virtual {{VSERVER}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh modify ltm pool {{BACKEND}} members modify { {{MEMBER}} { session user-disabled } }
2 steps · asks for confirmation before it runs · 2 inputs
Asks yes or no: “Disable {{MEMBER}} in {{BACKEND}}. New connections stop, but existing ones continue — the usual first step before maintenance. Check the pool has other members up first. Continue?”
Answering no stops the script here.
tmsh modify ltm pool {{BACKEND}} members modify { {{MEMBER}} { session user-disabled } }
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh modify ltm pool {{BACKEND}} members modify { {{MEMBER}} { state user-down session user-disabled } }
2 steps · asks for confirmation before it runs · 2 inputs
Asks yes or no: “Force {{MEMBER}} offline. Existing connections are dropped, not drained — anyone mid-request on that server sees an error. Continue?”
Answering no stops the script here.
tmsh modify ltm pool {{BACKEND}} members modify { {{MEMBER}} { state user-down session user-disabled } }
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh modify ltm virtual {{VSERVER}} disable
2 steps · asks for confirmation before it runs · 1 input
Asks yes or no: “Disable {{VSERVER}}. The service it publishes stops accepting new connections — this is a user-visible outage for that application. Continue?”
Answering no stops the script here.
tmsh modify ltm virtual {{VSERVER}} disable
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh modify ltm pool {{BACKEND}} members delete { {{MEMBER}} }
2 steps · asks for confirmation before it runs · 2 inputs
Asks yes or no: “Remove {{MEMBER}} from {{BACKEND}} entirely. Its connections drop and it must be re-added by hand. Continue?”
Answering no stops the script here.
tmsh modify ltm pool {{BACKEND}} members delete { {{MEMBER}} }
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh delete ltm virtual {{VSERVER}}
2 steps · asks for confirmation before it runs · 1 input
Asks yes or no: “Delete {{VSERVER}}. The service disappears completely and the config must be rebuilt to restore it. Continue?”
Answering no stops the script here.
tmsh delete ltm virtual {{VSERVER}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Certificate inventory, expiry, SSL profiles and key management.
Run: tmsh list sys crypto cert
1 step
tmsh list sys crypto cert
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list sys crypto cert {{CERT}}
1 step · 1 input
tmsh list sys crypto cert {{CERT}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list sys crypto cert | grep -E "sys crypto cert|expiration"
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tmsh list sys crypto cert | grep -E "sys crypto cert|expiration"
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list sys crypto cert all-properties | grep -B 5 -A 2 expiration | head -60
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tmsh list sys crypto cert all-properties | grep -B 5 -A 2 expiration | head -60
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list sys crypto key
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tmsh list sys crypto key
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list sys crypto csr
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tmsh list sys crypto csr
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list ltm profile client-ssl one-line
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tmsh list ltm profile client-ssl one-line
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list ltm profile client-ssl {{NAME}}
1 step · 1 input
tmsh list ltm profile client-ssl {{NAME}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list ltm profile server-ssl one-line
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tmsh list ltm profile server-ssl one-line
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list ltm profile client-ssl | grep -B 10 {{CERT}}
1 step · 1 input
tmsh list ltm profile client-ssl | grep -B 10 {{CERT}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: openssl x509 -in /config/ssl/ssl.crt/{{CERT}}.crt -noout -text | head -30
1 step · 1 input
openssl x509 -in /config/ssl/ssl.crt/{{CERT}}.crt -noout -text | head -30
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: openssl x509 -in /config/ssl/ssl.crt/{{CERT}}.crt -noout -subject -issuer -dates
1 step · 1 input
openssl x509 -in /config/ssl/ssl.crt/{{CERT}}.crt -noout -subject -issuer -dates
Sends Enter afterwards.
The two hashes must match. If they do not, the key and certificate are not a pair.
2 steps · 1 input
openssl x509 -noout -modulus -in /config/ssl/ssl.crt/{{CERT}}.crt | openssl md5
Sends Enter afterwards.
openssl rsa -noout -modulus -in /config/ssl/ssl.key/{{CERT}}.key | openssl md5
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: openssl s_client -connect {{HOST}}:{{PORT}} -servername {{FQDN}} < /dev/null 2>&1 | head -30
1 step · 3 inputs
openssl s_client -connect {{HOST}}:{{PORT}} -servername {{FQDN}} < /dev/null 2>&1 | head -30
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show ltm profile client-ssl {{NAME}}
1 step · 1 input
tmsh show ltm profile client-ssl {{NAME}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh create sys crypto csr {{CERT}} common-name {{FQDN}} key {{CERT}}
1 step · asks for confirmation before it runs · 2 inputs
tmsh create sys crypto csr {{CERT}} common-name {{FQDN}} key {{CERT}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh create sys crypto key {{CERT}} key-size 2048 gen-csr ; tmsh list sys crypto csr {{CERT}}
2 steps · asks for confirmation before it runs · 1 input
tmsh create sys crypto key {{CERT}} key-size 2048 gen-csr
Sends Enter afterwards.
tmsh list sys crypto csr {{CERT}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh install sys crypto cert {{CERT}} from-local-file {{PATH}}
2 steps · asks for confirmation before it runs · 2 inputs
Asks yes or no: “Install a certificate as {{CERT}}. If that name is already in use by a live SSL profile, this replaces it and every client connecting to that virtual server sees the new certificate immediately. Continue?”
Answering no stops the script here.
tmsh install sys crypto cert {{CERT}} from-local-file {{PATH}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh modify ltm profile client-ssl {{NAME}} cert-key-chain replace-all-with { {{CERT}} { cert {{CERT}}.crt key {{CERT}}.key } }
2 steps · asks for confirmation before it runs · 2 inputs
Asks yes or no: “Point profile {{NAME}} at certificate {{CERT}}. Every virtual server using this profile serves the new certificate at once — a wrong chain here breaks the site for all clients. Continue?”
Answering no stops the script here.
tmsh modify ltm profile client-ssl {{NAME}} cert-key-chain replace-all-with { {{CERT}} { cert {{CERT}}.crt key {{CERT}}.key } }
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh delete sys crypto cert {{CERT}}
2 steps · asks for confirmation before it runs · 1 input
Asks yes or no: “Delete certificate {{CERT}}. If any SSL profile still references it, that profile — and the sites behind it — break. Continue?”
Answering no stops the script here.
tmsh delete sys crypto cert {{CERT}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Connections, resources, config sync, failover and logs.
Run: tmsh show sys version
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tmsh show sys version
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show sys hardware
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tmsh show sys hardware
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show sys uptime
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tmsh show sys uptime
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show sys cpu
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tmsh show sys cpu
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show sys memory
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tmsh show sys memory
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show sys tmm-info
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tmsh show sys tmm-info
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show sys disk
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tmsh show sys disk
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show sys provision
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tmsh show sys provision
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show sys license detail
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tmsh show sys license detail
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show sys connection
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tmsh show sys connection
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show sys connection cs-client-addr {{IP}}
1 step · 1 input
tmsh show sys connection cs-client-addr {{IP}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show sys connection ss-server-addr {{IP}}
1 step · 1 input
tmsh show sys connection ss-server-addr {{IP}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show sys connection all-properties | grep -c "Conn"
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tmsh show sys connection all-properties | grep -c "Conn"
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show net interface
1 step
tmsh show net interface
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show net trunk
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tmsh show net trunk
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list net vlan one-line
1 step
tmsh list net vlan one-line
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh list net self one-line
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tmsh list net self one-line
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show net route
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tmsh show net route
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show net arp
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tmsh show net arp
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show cm sync-status
1 step
tmsh show cm sync-status
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show sys failover
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tmsh show sys failover
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show cm device
1 step
tmsh show cm device
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show cm traffic-group
1 step
tmsh show cm traffic-group
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tail -{{LINES}} /var/log/ltm
1 step · 1 input
tail -{{LINES}} /var/log/ltm
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: grep {{PATTERN}} /var/log/ltm | tail -{{LINES}}
1 step · 2 inputs
grep {{PATTERN}} /var/log/ltm | tail -{{LINES}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tail -{{LINES}} /var/log/audit
1 step · 1 input
tail -{{LINES}} /var/log/audit
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tail -{{LINES}} /var/log/messages
1 step · 1 input
tail -{{LINES}} /var/log/messages
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: grep -i "monitor status down" /var/log/ltm | tail -{{LINES}}
1 step · 1 input
grep -i "monitor status down" /var/log/ltm | tail -{{LINES}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh show sys service
1 step
tmsh show sys service
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: ls -l /config/bigip.conf
1 step
ls -l /config/bigip.conf
Sends Enter afterwards.
Persists config to disk. Changes made in tmsh survive a reboot only after this.
1 step · asks for confirmation before it runs
tmsh save sys config
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh save sys config file {{FILE}}
1 step · asks for confirmation before it runs · 1 input
tmsh save sys config file {{FILE}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Full backup including certificates and keys. Do this before any risky change.
1 step · asks for confirmation before it runs · 1 input
tmsh save sys ucs {{FILE}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: ls -lh /var/local/ucs/
1 step
ls -lh /var/local/ucs/
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh run cm config-sync to-group {{GROUP}}
2 steps · asks for confirmation before it runs · 1 input
Asks yes or no: “Push this device's config to the whole group. Anything different on the peers is overwritten — make sure this unit is the one with the correct config. Continue?”
Answering no stops the script here.
tmsh run cm config-sync to-group {{GROUP}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh run cm config-sync from-group {{GROUP}}
2 steps · asks for confirmation before it runs · 1 input
Asks yes or no: “Pull the group config onto this device. Local changes that have not been synced out are lost. Continue?”
Answering no stops the script here.
tmsh run cm config-sync from-group {{GROUP}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh run sys failover standby
2 steps · asks for confirmation before it runs
Asks yes or no: “Make this unit standby so the peer takes traffic. Connections that are not mirrored drop during the switch. Continue?”
Answering no stops the script here.
tmsh run sys failover standby
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh run sys failover offline
2 steps · asks for confirmation before it runs
Asks yes or no: “Take this unit fully offline. It stops processing traffic and will not take over even if the peer fails — leaving no redundancy at all. Continue?”
Answering no stops the script here.
tmsh run sys failover offline
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh load sys ucs {{FILE}}
2 steps · asks for confirmation before it runs · 1 input
Asks yes or no: “Restore the whole configuration from {{FILE}} and restart services. Everything configured since that archive is lost and traffic stops during the restore. Continue?”
Answering no stops the script here.
tmsh load sys ucs {{FILE}}
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh restart sys service tmm
2 steps · asks for confirmation before it runs
Asks yes or no: “Restart the traffic management microkernel. Every connection through this BIG-IP drops — this is a full data-plane outage on this unit. Continue?”
Answering no stops the script here.
tmsh restart sys service tmm
Sends Enter afterwards.
Run: tmsh reboot
2 steps · asks for confirmation before it runs
Asks yes or no: “Reboot this BIG-IP. All traffic through it stops for several minutes. Save the config and fail over to the peer first. Continue?”
Answering no stops the script here.
tmsh reboot
Sends Enter afterwards.
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