bigip_device_facts – Collect facts from F5 BIG-IP devices¶
New in version 2.7.
Requirements¶
The below requirements are needed on the host that executes this module.
- f5-sdk >= 3.0.16
Parameters¶
| Parameter | Choices/Defaults | Comments | |
|---|---|---|---|
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gather_subset
-
/ required
|
|
When supplied, this argument will restrict the facts returned to a given subset.
Can specify a list of values to include a larger subset.
Values can also be used with an initial
! to specify that a specific subset should not be collected.aliases: include |
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password
-
/ required
|
The password for the user account used to connect to the BIG-IP.
You may omit this option by setting the environment variable
F5_PASSWORD.aliases: pass, pwd |
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|
provider
-
added in 2.5 |
Default: null
|
A dict object containing connection details.
|
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password
-
/ required
|
The password for the user account used to connect to the BIG-IP.
You may omit this option by setting the environment variable
F5_PASSWORD.aliases: pass, pwd |
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server
-
/ required
|
The BIG-IP host.
You may omit this option by setting the environment variable
F5_SERVER. |
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server_port
-
|
Default: 443
|
The BIG-IP server port.
You may omit this option by setting the environment variable
F5_SERVER_PORT. |
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ssh_keyfile
-
|
Specifies the SSH keyfile to use to authenticate the connection to the remote device. This argument is only used for cli transports.
You may omit this option by setting the environment variable
ANSIBLE_NET_SSH_KEYFILE. |
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timeout
-
|
Default: 10
|
Specifies the timeout in seconds for communicating with the network device for either connecting or sending commands. If the timeout is exceeded before the operation is completed, the module will error.
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transport
-
/ required
|
|
Configures the transport connection to use when connecting to the remote device.
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user
-
/ required
|
The username to connect to the BIG-IP with. This user must have administrative privileges on the device.
You may omit this option by setting the environment variable
F5_USER. |
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validate_certs
boolean
|
|
If
no, SSL certificates are not validated. Use this only on personally controlled sites using self-signed certificates.You may omit this option by setting the environment variable
F5_VALIDATE_CERTS. |
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server
-
/ required
|
The BIG-IP host.
You may omit this option by setting the environment variable
F5_SERVER. |
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server_port
-
added in 2.2 |
Default: 443
|
The BIG-IP server port.
You may omit this option by setting the environment variable
F5_SERVER_PORT. |
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user
-
/ required
|
The username to connect to the BIG-IP with. This user must have administrative privileges on the device.
You may omit this option by setting the environment variable
F5_USER. |
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validate_certs
boolean
added in 2.0 |
|
If
no, SSL certificates are not validated. Use this only on personally controlled sites using self-signed certificates.You may omit this option by setting the environment variable
F5_VALIDATE_CERTS. |
|
Notes¶
Note
- For more information on using Ansible to manage F5 Networks devices see https://www.ansible.com/integrations/networks/f5.
- Requires the f5-sdk Python package on the host. This is as easy as
pip install f5-sdk. - Requires BIG-IP software version >= 12.
- The F5 modules only manipulate the running configuration of the F5 product. To ensure that BIG-IP specific configuration persists to disk, be sure to include at least one task that uses the bigip_config module to save the running configuration. Refer to the module’s documentation for the correct usage of the module to save your running configuration.
Examples¶
- name: Collect BIG-IP facts
bigip_device_facts:
gather_subset:
- interfaces
- vlans
provider:
server: lb.mydomain.com
user: admin
password: secret
delegate_to: localhost
- name: Collect all BIG-IP facts
bigip_device_facts:
gather_subset:
- all
provider:
server: lb.mydomain.com
user: admin
password: secret
delegate_to: localhost
- name: Collect all BIG-IP facts except trunks
bigip_device_facts:
gather_subset:
- all
- "!trunks"
provider:
server: lb.mydomain.com
user: admin
password: secret
delegate_to: localhost
Return Values¶
Common return values are documented here, the following are the fields unique to this module:
| Key | Returned | Description | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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asm_policy_stats
complex
|
When asm-policy-stats is specified in gather_subset. |
Miscellaneous ASM policy related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
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policies
integer
|
changed |
The total number of ASM policies on the device.
Sample:
3
|
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policies_active
integer
|
changed |
The number of ASM policies that are marked as active.
Sample:
3
|
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policies_attached
integer
|
changed |
The number of ASM policies that are attached to virtual servers.
Sample:
1
|
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policies_inactive
integer
|
changed |
The number of ASM policies that are marked as inactive.
|
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policies_unattached
integer
|
changed |
The number of ASM policies that are not attached to a virtual server.
Sample:
3
|
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client_ssl_profiles
complex
|
When client-ssl-profiles is specified in gather_subset. |
Client SSL Profile related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
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alert_timeout
integer
|
changed |
Maximum time period in seconds to keep the SSL session active after alert message is sent, or indefinite.
|
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allow_non_ssl
boolean
|
changed |
Enables or disables non-SSL connections.
Sample:
True
|
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authenticate_depth
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the authenticate depth. This is the client certificate chain maximum traversal depth.
Sample:
9
|
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authenticate_frequency
string
|
changed |
Specifies how often the system authenticates a user.
Sample:
once
|
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ca_file
string
|
changed |
Specifies the certificate authority (CA) file name.
Sample:
/Common/default-ca.crt
|
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cache_size
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the SSL session cache size.
Sample:
262144
|
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cache_timeout
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the SSL session cache timeout value.
Sample:
3600
|
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certificate_file
string
|
changed |
Specifies the name of the certificate installed on the traffic management system for the purpose of terminating or initiating an SSL connection.
Sample:
/Common/default.crt
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chain_file
string
|
changed |
Specifies or builds a certificate chain file that a client can use to authenticate the profile.
Sample:
/Common/ca-chain.crt
|
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ciphers
string
|
changed |
Specifies a list of cipher names.
Sample:
['DEFAULT']
|
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crl_file
string
|
changed |
Specifies the certificate revocation list file name.
Sample:
/Common/default.crl
|
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description
string
|
changed |
Description of the profile.
Sample:
My profile
|
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forward_proxy_ca_certificate_file
string
|
changed |
Specifies the name of the certificate file that is used as the certification authority certificate when SSL forward proxy feature is enabled.
|
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forward_proxy_ca_key_file
string
|
changed |
Specifies the name of the key file that is used as the certification authority key when SSL forward proxy feature is enabled.
|
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forward_proxy_ca_passphrase
string
|
changed |
Specifies the passphrase of the key file that is used as the certification authority key when SSL forward proxy feature is enabled.
|
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forward_proxy_certificate_extension_include
list
|
changed |
Specifies the extensions of the web server certificates to be included in the generated certificates using SSL Forward Proxy.
Sample:
['basic-constraints', 'subject-alternative-name']
|
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forward_proxy_certificate_lifespan
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the lifespan of the certificate generated using the SSL forward proxy feature.
Sample:
30
|
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forward_proxy_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Enables or disables SSL forward proxy feature.
Sample:
True
|
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forward_proxy_lookup_by_ipaddr_port
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether to perform certificate look up by IP address and port number.
|
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full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/bigip02.internal
|
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|
handshake_timeout
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the handshake timeout in seconds.
Sample:
10
|
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modssl_methods
boolean
|
changed |
Enables or disables ModSSL method emulation.
|
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name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
bigip02.internal
|
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parent
string
|
changed |
Parent of the profile
Sample:
/Common/clientssl
|
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peer_certification_mode
string
|
changed |
Specifies the peer certificate mode.
Sample:
ignore
|
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profile_mode_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies the profile mode, which enables or disables SSL processing.
Sample:
True
|
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|
renegotiation
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether renegotiations are enabled.
Sample:
True
|
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|
renegotiation_maximum_record_delay
integer
|
changed |
Maximum number of SSL records that the traffic management system can receive before it renegotiates an SSL session.
|
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|
renegotiation_period
integer
|
changed |
Number of seconds required to renegotiate an SSL session.
|
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|
retain_certificate
boolean
|
changed |
APM module requires storing certificate in SSL session. When
no, certificate will not be stored in SSL session.Sample:
True
|
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|
secure_renegotiation_mode
string
|
changed |
Specifies the secure renegotiation mode.
Sample:
require
|
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server_name
string
|
changed |
Specifies the server names to be matched with SNI (server name indication) extension information in ClientHello from a client connection.
Sample:
bigip01
|
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|
session_ticket
boolean
|
changed |
Enables or disables session-ticket.
|
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|
sni_default
boolean
|
changed |
When
yes, this profile is the default SSL profile when the server name in a client connection does not match any configured server names, or a client connection does not specify any server name at all.Sample:
True
|
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sni_require
boolean
|
changed |
When this option is
yes, a client connection that does not specify a known server name or does not support SNI extension will be rejected. |
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strict_resume
boolean
|
changed |
Enables or disables strict-resume.
Sample:
True
|
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|
unclean_shutdown
boolean
|
changed |
Whether to force the SSL profile to perform a clean shutdown of all SSL connections or not
|
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|
device_groups
complex
|
When device-groups is specified in gather_subset. |
Device group related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
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|
asm_sync_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether to synchronize ASM configurations of device group members.
Sample:
True
|
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|
autosync_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the device group automatically synchronizes configuration data to its members.
|
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|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the device group.
Sample:
My device group
|
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|
devices
list
|
changed |
List of devices that are in the group. Devices are listed by their
full_path.Sample:
['/Common/bigip02.internal']
|
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full_load_on_sync
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies that the entire configuration for a device group is sent when configuration synchronization is performed.
Sample:
True
|
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full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/fasthttp
|
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|
incremental_config_sync_size_maximum
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the maximum size (in KB) to devote to incremental config sync cached transactions.
Sample:
1024
|
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|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
fasthttp
|
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|
network_failover_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether network failover is used.
Sample:
True
|
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|
type
string
|
changed |
Specifies the type of device group.
Sample:
sync-only
|
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|
devices
complex
|
When devices is specified in gather_subset. |
Device related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
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|
active_modules
list
|
changed |
The currently licensed and provisioned modules on the device.
Sample:
['DNS Services (LAB)', 'PSM, VE']
|
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|
base_mac_address
string
|
changed |
Media Access Control address (MAC address) of the device.
Sample:
fa:16:3e:c3:42:6f
|
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|
build
string
|
changed |
The minor version information of the total product version.
Sample:
0.0.1
|
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|
chassis_id
string
|
changed |
Serial number of the device.
Sample:
11111111-2222-3333-444444444444
|
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|
chassis_type
string
|
changed |
Displays the chassis type. The possible values are
individual and viprion.Sample:
individual
|
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comment
string
|
changed |
User comments about the device.
Sample:
My device
|
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|
configsync_address
string
|
changed |
IP address used for configuration synchronization.
Sample:
10.10.10.10
|
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contact
string
|
changed |
Administrator contact information.
Sample:
The User
|
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|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the device.
Sample:
My device
|
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|
edition
string
|
changed |
Displays the software edition.
Sample:
Point Release 7
|
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|
failover_state
string
|
changed |
Device failover state.
Sample:
active
|
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|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/bigip02.internal
|
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|
hostname
string
|
changed |
Device hostname
Sample:
bigip02.internal
|
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|
location
string
|
changed |
Specifies the physical location of the device.
Sample:
London
|
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|
management_address
string
|
changed |
IP address of the management interface.
Sample:
3.3.3.3
|
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|
marketing_name
string
|
changed |
Marketing name of the device platform.
Sample:
BIG-IP Virtual Edition
|
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|
multicast_address
string
|
changed |
Specifies the multicast IP address used for failover.
Sample:
4.4.4.4
|
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|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
bigip02.internal
|
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|
optional_modules
list
|
changed |
Modules that are available for the current platform, but are not currently licensed.
Sample:
['App Mode (TMSH Only, No Root/Bash)', 'BIG-IP VE, Multicast Routing']
|
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platform_id
string
|
changed |
Displays the device platform identifier.
Sample:
Z100
|
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primary_mirror_address
string
|
changed |
Specifies the IP address used for state mirroring.
Sample:
5.5.5.5
|
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product
string
|
changed |
Displays the software product name.
Sample:
BIG-IP
|
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|
secondary_mirror_address
string
|
changed |
Secondary IP address used for state mirroring.
Sample:
2.2.2.2
|
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|
self
boolean
|
changed |
Whether this device is the one that was queried for facts, or not.
Sample:
True
|
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|
software_version
string
|
changed |
Displays the software version number.
Sample:
13.1.0.7
|
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|
timelimited_modules
list
|
changed |
Displays the licensed modules that are time-limited.
Sample:
['IP Intelligence, 3Yr, ...', 'PEM URL Filtering, 3Yr, ...']
|
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|
timezone
string
|
changed |
Displays the time zone configured on the device.
Sample:
UTC
|
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|
unicast_addresses
complex
|
changed |
Specifies the entire set of unicast addresses used for failover.
|
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|
effective_ip
string
|
changed |
The IP address that peers can use to reach this unicast address IP.
Sample:
5.4.3.5
|
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|
effective_port
integer
|
changed |
The port that peers can use to reach this unicast address.
Sample:
1026
|
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|
ip
string
|
changed |
The IP address that the failover daemon will listen on for packets from its peers.
Sample:
5.4.3.5
|
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|
port
integer
|
changed |
The IP port that the failover daemon uses to accept packets from its peers.
Sample:
1026
|
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|
external_monitors
complex
|
When external-monitors is specified in gather_subset. |
External monitor related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
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args
string
|
Specifies any command-line arguments that the script requires.
Sample:
arg1 arg2 arg3
|
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description
string
|
changed |
Description of the resource.
Sample:
My monitor
|
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destination
string
|
Specifies the IP address and service port of the resource that is the destination of this monitor.
Sample:
*:*
|
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external_program
string
|
Specifies the name of the file for the monitor to use.
Sample:
/Common/arg_example
|
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full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/external
|
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|
interval
integer
|
Specifies, in seconds, the frequency at which the system issues the monitor check when either the resource is down or the status of the resource is unknown.
Sample:
5
|
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manual_resume
boolean
|
Specifies whether the system automatically changes the status of a resource to up at the next successful monitor check.
Sample:
True
|
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name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
external
|
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parent
string
|
changed |
Profile from which this profile inherits settings.
Sample:
external
|
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time_until_up
integer
|
Specifies the amount of time, in seconds, after the first successful response before a node is marked up.
|
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timeout
integer
|
Specifies the number of seconds the target has in which to respond to the monitor request.
Sample:
16
|
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up_interval
integer
|
Specifies, in seconds, the frequency at which the system issues the monitor check when the resource is up.
|
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variables
complex
|
Specifies any variables that the script requires.
Sample:
{'key1': 'val', 'key_2': 'val 2'}
|
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fasthttp_profiles
complex
|
When fasthttp-profiles is specified in gather_subset. |
FastHTTP profile related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
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client_close_timeout
integer
|
changed |
Number of seconds after which the system closes a client connection, when the system either receives a client FIN packet or sends a FIN packet to the client.
Sample:
5
|
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description
string
|
changed |
Description of the resource.
Sample:
My profile
|
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|
force_http_1_0_response
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies, when
yes, that the server sends responses to clients in the HTTP/1.0 format. |
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|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/fasthttp
|
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|
http_1_1_close_workarounds
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies, when
yes, that the server uses workarounds for HTTP 1.1 close issues. |
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|
idle_timeout
integer
|
changed |
Length of time that a connection is idle (has no traffic) before the connection is eligible for deletion.
Sample:
300
|
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insert_x_forwarded_for
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the system inserts the X-Forwarded-For header in an HTTP request with the client IP address, to use with connection pooling.
|
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|
maximum_header_size
integer
|
changed |
Maximum amount of HTTP header data that the system buffers before making a load balancing decision.
Sample:
32768
|
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|
maximum_requests
integer
|
changed |
Maximum number of requests that the system can receive on a client-side connection, before the system closes the connection.
|
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|
maximum_segment_size_override
integer
|
changed |
Maximum segment size (MSS) override for server-side connections.
|
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|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
fasthttp
|
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oneconnect_idle_timeout_override
integer
|
changed |
Number of seconds after which a server-side connection in a OneConnect pool is eligible for deletion, when the connection has no traffic.
|
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|
oneconnect_maximum_pool_size
integer
|
changed |
Maximum number of connections to a load balancing pool.
Sample:
2048
|
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|
oneconnect_maximum_reuse
integer
|
changed |
Maximum number of times that the system can re-use a current connection.
|
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|
oneconnect_minimum_pool_size
integer
|
changed |
Minimum number of connections to a load balancing pool.
|
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|
oneconnect_ramp_up_increment
integer
|
changed |
The increment in which the system makes additional connections available, when all available connections are in use.
Sample:
4
|
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|
oneconnect_replenish'
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies, when
yes, that the system will not keep a steady-state maximum of connections to the back-end unless the number of connections to the pool have dropped beneath the minimum_pool_size specified in the profile.Sample:
True
|
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|
parent
string
|
changed |
Profile from which this profile inherits settings.
Sample:
fasthttp
|
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|
receive_window_size
integer
|
changed |
Amount of data the BIG-IP system can accept without acknowledging the server.
|
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|
request_header_insert
string
|
changed |
A string that the system inserts as a header in an HTTP request. If the header exists already, the system does not replace it.
Sample:
X-F5-Authentication: foo
|
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|
reset_on_timeout
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies, when
yes, that the system sends a reset packet (RST) in addition to deleting the connection, when a connection exceeds the idle timeout value.Sample:
True
|
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|
server_close_timeout
integer
|
changed |
Number of seconds after which the system closes a client connection, when the system either receives a server FIN packet or sends a FIN packet to the server.
Sample:
5
|
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|
server_sack
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the BIG-IP system processes Selective ACK (Sack) packets in cookie responses from the server.
|
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|
server_timestamp
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the BIG-IP system processes timestamp request packets in cookie responses from the server.
|
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|
unclean_shutdown
string
|
changed |
How the system handles closing connections. Values provided may be
enabled, disabled, or fast.Sample:
enabled
|
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|
fastl4_profiles
complex
|
When fastl4-profiles is specified in gather_subset. |
FastL4 profile related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
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|
client_timeout
integer
|
changed |
Specifies late binding client timeout in seconds.
This is the number of seconds allowed for a client to transmit enough data to select a server pool.
If this timeout expires, the timeout-recovery option dictates whether to drop the connection or fallback to the normal FastL4 load-balancing method to pick a server pool.
Sample:
30
|
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|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the resource.
Sample:
My profile
|
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|
dont_fragment_flag
string
|
changed |
Describes the Don't Fragment (DF) bit setting in the IP Header of the outgoing TCP packet.
When
pmtu, sets the outgoing IP Header DF bit based on IP pmtu setting(tm.pathmtudiscovery).When
preserve, sets the outgoing Packet's IP Header DF bit to be same as incoming IP Header DF bit.When
set, sets the outgoing packet's IP Header DF bit.When
clear, clears the outgoing packet's IP Header DF bit.Sample:
pmtu
|
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|
explicit_flow_migration
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether to have the iRule code determine exactly when the FIX stream drops down to the ePVA hardware.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/fastl4
|
|||
|
generate_init_seq_number
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether you want to generate TCP sequence numbers on all SYNs that conform with RFC1948, and allow timestamp recycling.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
hardware_syn_cookie
boolean
|
changed |
Enables or disables hardware SYN cookie support when PVA10 is present on the system.
This option is deprecated in version 13.0.0 and is replaced by
syn-cookie-enable. |
|||
|
idle_timeout
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the number of seconds that a connection is idle before the connection is eligible for deletion.
Values will be in the range of 0 to 4294967295 (inclusive).
0 is equivalent to the TMUI value "immediate".4294967295 is equivalent to the TMUI value "indefinite".Sample:
300
|
|||
|
ip_tos_to_client
string or int
|
changed |
Specifies an IP Type of Service (ToS) number for the client-side.
This option specifies the ToS level that the traffic management system assigns to IP packets when sending them to clients.
Sample:
200
|
|||
|
ip_tos_to_server
string or int
|
changed |
Specifies an IP ToS number for the server side.
This option specifies the ToS level that the traffic management system assigns to IP packets when sending them to servers.
Sample:
pass-through
|
|||
|
keep_alive_interval
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the keep-alive probe interval, in seconds.
A value of 0 indicates keep-alive is disabled.
Sample:
10
|
|||
|
late_binding
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether to enable or disable intelligent selection of a back-end server pool.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
link_qos_to_client
int or string
|
changed |
Specifies a Link Quality of Service (QoS) (VLAN priority) number for the client side.
This option specifies the QoS level that the system assigns to packets when sending them to clients.
Sample:
7
|
|||
|
link_qos_to_server
int or string
|
changed |
Specifies a Link QoS (VLAN priority) number for the server side.
This option specifies the QoS level that the system assigns to packets when sending them to servers.
Sample:
5
|
|||
|
loose_close
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies that the system closes a loosely-initiated connection when the system receives the first FIN packet from either the client or the server.
|
|||
|
loose_init
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies that the system initializes a connection when it receives any Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) packet, rather than requiring a SYN packet for connection initiation.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
mss_override
integer
|
changed |
Specifies a maximum segment size (MSS) override for server connections. Note that this is also the MSS advertised to a client when a client first connects.
0 (zero), means the option is disabled. Otherwise, the value will be between 256 and 9162.Sample:
500
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
fastl4
|
|||
|
parent
string
|
changed |
Profile from which this profile inherits settings.
Sample:
fastl4
|
|||
|
priority_to_client
int or string
|
changed |
Specifies internal packet priority for the client side.
This option specifies the internal packet priority that the system assigns to packets when sending them to clients.
Sample:
300
|
|||
|
priority_to_server
int or string
|
changed |
Specifies internal packet priority for the server side.
This option specifies the internal packet priority that the system assigns to packets when sending them to servers.
Sample:
200
|
|||
|
pva_acceleration
string
|
changed |
Specifies the Packet Velocity(r) ASIC acceleration policy.
Sample:
full
|
|||
|
pva_dynamic_client_packets
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the number of client packets before dynamic ePVA hardware re-offloading occurs.
Values will be between 0 and 10.
Sample:
8
|
|||
|
pva_dynamic_server_packets
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the number of server packets before dynamic ePVA hardware re-offloading occurs.
Values will be between 0 and 10.
Sample:
5
|
|||
|
pva_flow_aging
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies if automatic aging from ePVA flow cache is enabled or not.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
pva_flow_evict
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies if this flow can be evicted upon hash collision with a new flow learn snoop request.
|
|||
|
pva_offload_dynamic
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether PVA flow dynamic offloading is enabled or not.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
pva_offload_state
string
|
changed |
Specifies at what stage the ePVA performs hardware offload.
When
embryonic, implies at TCP CSYN or the first client UDP packet.When
establish, implies TCP 3WAY handshaking or UDP CS round trip are confirmed.Sample:
embryonic
|
|||
|
reassemble_fragments
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether to reassemble fragments.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
receive_window
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the window size to use, in bytes.
The maximum is 2^31 for window scale enabling.
Sample:
1000
|
|||
|
reset_on_timeout
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether you want to reset connections on timeout.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
rtt_from_client
boolean
|
changed |
Enables or disables the TCP timestamp options to measure the round trip time to the client.
|
|||
|
rtt_from_server
boolean
|
changed |
Enables or disables the TCP timestamp options to measure the round trip time to the server.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
server_sack
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether to support server sack option in cookie response by default.
|
|||
|
server_timestamp
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether to support server timestamp option in cookie response by default.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
software_syn_cookie
boolean
|
changed |
Enables or disables software SYN cookie support when PVA10 is not present on the system.
This option is deprecated in version 13.0.0 and is replaced by
syn_cookie_enabled.Sample:
True
|
|||
|
strip_sack
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether you want to block the TCP SackOK option from passing to the server on an initiating SYN.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
syn_cookie_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Enables syn-cookies capability on this virtual server.
|
|||
|
syn_cookie_mss
integer
|
changed |
Specifies a maximum segment size (MSS) for server connections when SYN Cookie is enabled.
Sample:
2000
|
|||
|
syn_cookie_whitelist
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether or not to use a SYN Cookie WhiteList when doing software SYN Cookies.
|
|||
|
tcp_close_timeout
integer
|
changed |
Specifies a TCP close timeout in seconds.
Sample:
100
|
|||
|
tcp_handshake_timeout
integer
|
changed |
Specifies a TCP handshake timeout in seconds.
Sample:
5
|
|||
|
tcp_time_wait_timeout
integer
|
changed |
Specifies a TCP time_wait timeout in milliseconds.
Sample:
60
|
|||
|
tcp_timestamp_mode
string
|
changed |
Specifies how you want to handle the TCP timestamp.
Sample:
preserve
|
|||
|
tcp_window_scale_mode
string
|
changed |
Specifies how you want to handle the TCP window scale.
Sample:
preserve
|
|||
|
timeout_recovery
string
|
changed |
Specifies late binding timeout recovery mode. This is the action to take when late binding timeout occurs on a connection.
When
disconnect, only the L7 iRule actions are acceptable to pick a server.When
fallback, the normal FastL4 load-balancing methods are acceptable to pick a server.Sample:
fallback
|
|||
|
ttl_mode
string
|
changed |
Describe the outgoing TCP packet's IP Header TTL mode.
When
proxy, sets the outgoing IP Header TTL value to 255/64 for ipv4/ipv6 respectively.When
preserve, sets the outgoing IP Header TTL value to be same as the incoming IP Header TTL value.When
decrement, sets the outgoing IP Header TTL value to be one less than the incoming TTL value.When
set, sets the outgoing IP Header TTL value to a specific value(as specified by ttl_v4 or ttl_v6.Sample:
preserve
|
|||
|
ttl_v4
integer
|
changed |
Specify the outgoing packet's IP Header TTL value for IPv4 traffic.
Maximum value that can be specified is 255.
Sample:
200
|
|||
|
ttl_v6
integer
|
changed |
Specify the outgoing packet's IP Header TTL value for IPv6 traffic.
Maximum value that can be specified is 255.
Sample:
300
|
|||
|
gateway_icmp_monitors
complex
|
When gateway-icmp-monitors is specified in gather_subset. |
Gateway ICMP monitor related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
adaptive
boolean
|
Whether adaptive response time monitoring is enabled for this monitor.
|
||||
|
adaptive_divergence_type
string
|
Specifies whether the adaptive-divergence-value is
relative or absolute.Sample:
relative
|
||||
|
adaptive_divergence_value
integer
|
Specifies how far from mean latency each monitor probe is allowed to be.
Sample:
25
|
||||
|
adaptive_limit
integer
|
Specifies the hard limit, in milliseconds, which the probe is not allowed to exceed, regardless of the divergence value.
Sample:
200
|
||||
|
adaptive_sampling_timespan
integer
|
Specifies the size of the sliding window, in seconds, which records probe history.
Sample:
300
|
||||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the resource.
Sample:
My monitor
|
|||
|
destination
string
|
Specifies the IP address and service port of the resource that is the destination of this monitor.
Sample:
*:*
|
||||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/gateway_icmp
|
|||
|
interval
integer
|
Specifies, in seconds, the frequency at which the system issues the monitor check when either the resource is down or the status of the resource is unknown.
Sample:
5
|
||||
|
manual_resume
boolean
|
Specifies whether the system automatically changes the status of a resource to up at the next successful monitor check.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
gateway_icmp
|
|||
|
parent
string
|
changed |
Profile from which this profile inherits settings.
Sample:
gateway_icmp
|
|||
|
time_until_up
integer
|
Specifies the amount of time, in seconds, after the first successful response before a node is marked up.
|
||||
|
timeout
integer
|
Specifies the number of seconds the target has in which to respond to the monitor request.
Sample:
16
|
||||
|
transparent
boolean
|
Specifies whether the monitor operates in transparent mode.
|
||||
|
up_interval
integer
|
Specifies, in seconds, the frequency at which the system issues the monitor check when the resource is up.
|
||||
|
gtm_pools
complex
|
When any of gtm-pools or gtm-*-pools is specified in gather_subset. |
GTM pool related facts.
Every "type" of pool has the exact same list of possible facts. Therefore, the list of facts here is presented once instead of 6 times.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
alternate_mode
string
|
The load balancing mode that the system uses to load balance name resolution requests among the members of the pool.
Sample:
drop-packet
|
||||
|
disabled
boolean
|
Is the pool disabled
|
||||
|
dynamic_ratio
boolean
|
Whether or not the dynamic ratio load balancing algorithm is enabled for this pool.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
enabled
boolean
|
Is the pool enabled.
|
||||
|
fallback_mode
string
|
Specifies the load balancing mode that the system uses to load balance name resolution amongst the pool members if the preferred and alternate modes are unsuccessful in picking a pool.
|
||||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/pool1
|
|||
|
load_balancing_mode
string
|
Specifies the preferred load balancing mode that the system uses to load balance requests across pool members.
|
||||
|
manual_resume
boolean
|
Whether manual resume is enabled for this pool
|
||||
|
max_answers_returned
integer
|
Maximum number of available virtual servers that the system lists in a response.
|
||||
|
members
complex
|
Lists of members (and their configurations) in the pool.
|
||||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
pool1
|
|||
|
partition
-
|
Partition the pool exists on.
|
||||
|
qos_hit_ratio
integer
|
Weight of the Hit Ratio performance factor for the QoS dynamic load balancing method
|
||||
|
qos_hops
integer
|
Weight of the Hops performance factor when load balancing mode or fallback mode is QoS.
|
||||
|
qos_kilobytes_second
integer
|
Weight assigned to Kilobytes per Second performance factor when load balancing option is QoS.
|
||||
|
qos_lcs
integer
|
Weight assign to the Link Capacity performance factor when load balacing option is QoS.
|
||||
|
qos_packet_rate
integer
|
Weight assign to the Packet Rate performance factor when load balacing option is QoS.
|
||||
|
qos_rtt
integer
|
Weight assign to the Round Trip Time performance factor when load balacing option is QoS.
|
||||
|
qos_topology
integer
|
Weight assign to the Topology performance factor when load balacing option is QoS.
|
||||
|
qos_vs_capacity
integer
|
Weight assign to the Virtual Server performance factor when load balacing option is QoS.
|
||||
|
qos_vs_score
integer
|
Weight assign to the Virtual Server Score performance factor when load balacing option is QoS.
|
||||
|
ttl
integer
|
Number of seconds that the IP address, once found, is valid.
|
||||
|
verify_member_availability
boolean
|
Whether or not the system verifies the availability of the members before sending a connection to them.
|
||||
|
gtm_servers
complex
|
When gtm-servers is specified in gather_subset. |
GTM server related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
addresses
complex
|
Specifies the server IP addresses for the server.
|
||||
|
datacenter
string
|
Full name of the datacenter this server belongs to.
|
||||
|
devices
complex.
|
Specifies the names of the devies that represent this server.
|
||||
|
disabled
boolean
|
Whether the server is disabled.
|
||||
|
enabled
boolean
|
Whether the server is enabled.
|
||||
|
expose_route_domains
boolean
|
Allow the GTM server to auto-discover the LTM virtual servers from all route domains.
|
||||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/server1
|
|||
|
iq_allow_path
boolean
|
Whether the GTM uses this BIG-IP system to conduct a path probe before delegating traffic to it.
|
||||
|
iq_allow_service_check
boolean
|
Whether the GTM uses this BIG-IP system to conduct a service check probe before delegating traffic to it.
|
||||
|
iq_allow_snmp
boolean
|
Whether the GTM uses this BIG-IP system to conduct an SNMP probe before delegating traffic to it.
|
||||
|
limit_cpu_usage
-
|
For a server configured as a generic host, specifies the percent of CPU usage, otherwise has no effect.
|
||||
|
limit_cpu_usage_status
boolean
|
Whether
limit_cpu_usage is enabled for this server. |
||||
|
limit_max_bps
-
|
Maximum allowable data throughput rate in bits per second for this server.
|
||||
|
limit_max_bps_status
boolean
|
Whether
limit_max_bps is enabled for this server. |
||||
|
limit_max_connections
-
|
Maximum number of concurrent connections, combind, for this server.
|
||||
|
limit_max_connections_status
boolean
|
Whether
limit_max_connections is enabled for this server. |
||||
|
limit_max_pps
-
|
Maximum allowable data transfer rate, in packets per second, for this server.
|
||||
|
limit_max_pps_status
boolean
|
Whether
limit_max_pps is enabled for this server. |
||||
|
limit_mem_available
-
|
For a server configured as a generic host, specifies the available memory required by the virtual servers on the server.
If available memory falls below this limit, the system marks the server as unavailable.
|
||||
|
limit_mem_available_status
boolean
|
Whether
limit_mem_available is enabled for this server. |
||||
|
link_discovery
string
|
Specifies whether the system auto-discovers the links for this server.
|
||||
|
monitor_type
string
|
changed |
Whether one or monitors need to pass, or all monitors need to pass.
Sample:
and_list
|
|||
|
monitors
list
|
changed |
Specifies health monitors that the system uses to determine whether this server is available for load balancing.
Sample:
['/Common/https_443', '/Common/icmp']
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
server1
|
|||
|
prober_fallback
-
|
The type of prober to use to monitor this servers resources when the preferred type is not available.
|
||||
|
prober_preference
-
|
Specifies the type of prober to use to monitor this servers resources.
|
||||
|
product
-
|
Specifies the server type.
|
||||
|
virtual_server_discovery
string
|
Whether the system auto-discovers the virtual servers for this server.
|
||||
|
virtual_servers
complex
|
Virtual servers that are resources for this server.
|
||||
|
gtm_wide_ips
complex
|
When any of gtm-wide-ips or gtm-*-wide-ips is specified in gather_subset. |
GTM Wide IP related facts.
Every "type" of wide-ip has the exact same list of possible facts. Therefore, the list of facts here is presented once instead of 6 times.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
description
-
|
Description of the wide ip.
|
||||
|
disabled
boolean
|
Whether the Wide IP is disabled.
|
||||
|
enabled
boolean
|
Whether the Wide IP is enabled.
|
||||
|
failure_rcode
-
|
Specifies the DNS RCODE used when
failure_rcode_response is yes. |
||||
|
failure_rcode_response
boolean
|
When
yes, specifies that the system returns a RCODE response to Wide IP requests after exhausting all load-balancing methods. |
||||
|
failure_rcode_ttl
-
|
Specifies the negative caching TTL of the SOA for the RCODE response.
|
||||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/wide1
|
|||
|
last_resort_pool
-
|
Specifies which pool, as listed in Pool List, for the system to use as the last resort pool for the wide IP.
|
||||
|
minimal_response
-
|
Specifies that the system forms the smallest allowable DNS response to a query.
|
||||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
wide1
|
|||
|
persist_cidr_ipv4
-
|
Specifies the number of bits the system uses to identify IPv4 addresses when persistence is enabled.
|
||||
|
persist_cidr_ipv6
-
|
Specifies the number of bits the system uses to identify IPv6 addresses when persistence is enabled.
|
||||
|
pool_lb_mode
-
|
Specifies the load balancing method used to select a pool in this wide IP.
|
||||
|
pools
complex
|
Specifies the pools that this wide IP uses for load balancing.
|
||||
|
ttl_persistence
-
|
Specifies, in seconds, the length of time for which the persistence entry is valid.
|
||||
|
http_monitors
complex
|
When http-monitors is specified in gather_subset. |
HTTP monitor related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
adaptive
boolean
|
Whether adaptive response time monitoring is enabled for this monitor.
|
||||
|
adaptive_divergence_type
string
|
Specifies whether the adaptive-divergence-value is
relative or absolute.Sample:
relative
|
||||
|
adaptive_divergence_value
integer
|
Specifies how far from mean latency each monitor probe is allowed to be.
Sample:
25
|
||||
|
adaptive_limit
integer
|
Specifies the hard limit, in milliseconds, which the probe is not allowed to exceed, regardless of the divergence value.
Sample:
200
|
||||
|
adaptive_sampling_timespan
integer
|
Specifies the size of the sliding window, in seconds, which records probe history.
Sample:
300
|
||||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the resource.
Sample:
My monitor
|
|||
|
destination
string
|
Specifies the IP address and service port of the resource that is the destination of this monitor.
Sample:
*:*
|
||||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/http
|
|||
|
interval
integer
|
Specifies, in seconds, the frequency at which the system issues the monitor check when either the resource is down or the status of the resource is unknown.
Sample:
5
|
||||
|
ip_dscp
integer
|
Specifies the differentiated services code point (DSCP).
|
||||
|
manual_resume
boolean
|
Specifies whether the system automatically changes the status of a resource to up at the next successful monitor check.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
http
|
|||
|
parent
string
|
changed |
Profile from which this profile inherits settings.
Sample:
http
|
|||
|
receive_disable_string
string
|
Specifies a text string that the monitor looks for in the returned resource. If the text string is matched in the returned resource, the corresponding node or pool member is marked session disabled.
Sample:
check disable string
|
||||
|
receive_string
string
|
Specifies the text string that the monitor looks for in the returned resource.
Sample:
check string
|
||||
|
reverse
boolean
|
Specifies whether the monitor operates in reverse mode. When the monitor is in reverse mode, a successful check marks the monitored object down instead of up.
|
||||
|
send_string
string
|
Specifies the text string that the monitor sends to the target object.
Sample:
GET /\r\n
|
||||
|
time_until_up
integer
|
Specifies the amount of time, in seconds, after the first successful response before a node is marked up.
|
||||
|
timeout
integer
|
Specifies the number of seconds the target has in which to respond to the monitor request.
Sample:
16
|
||||
|
transparent
boolean
|
Specifies whether the monitor operates in transparent mode.
|
||||
|
up_interval
integer
|
Specifies, in seconds, the frequency at which the system issues the monitor check when the resource is up.
|
||||
|
username
string
|
Specifies the username, if the monitored target requires authentication.
Sample:
user1
|
||||
|
http_profiles
complex
|
When http-profiles is specified in gather_subset. |
HTTP profile related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
accept_xff
boolean
|
changed |
Enables or disables trusting the client IP address, and statistics from the client IP address, based on the request's X-Forwarded-For (XFF) headers, if they exist.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
allow_truncated_redirects
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies the pass-through behavior when a redirect lacking the trailing carriage-return and line feed pair at the end of the headers is parsed.
When
no, will silently drop the invalid HTTP. |
|||
|
default_connect_handling
string
|
changed |
Specifies the behavior of the proxy service when handling outbound requests.
Sample:
deny
|
|||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the resource.
Sample:
My profile
|
|||
|
excess_client_headers
string
|
changed |
Specifies the pass-through behavior when
max_header_count value is exceeded by the client.When
reject, rejects the connection.Sample:
reject
|
|||
|
excess_server_headers
string
|
changed |
Specifies the pass-through behavior when
max_header_count value is exceeded by the server.When
reject, rejects the connection.Sample:
reject
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/http
|
|||
|
hsts_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
When
yes, enables the HTTP Strict Transport Security settings.Sample:
True
|
|||
|
hsts_include_subdomains
boolean
|
changed |
When
yes, applies the HSTS policy to the HSTS host and its subdomains.Sample:
True
|
|||
|
insert_x_forwarded_for
boolean
|
changed |
When
yes, specifies that the system inserts an X-Forwarded-For header in an HTTP request with the client IP address, to use with connection pooling. |
|||
|
known_methods
list
|
changed |
Optimizes the behavior of a known HTTP method in the list.
The default methods include the following HTTP/1.1 methods. CONNECT, DELETE, GET, HEAD, LOCK, OPTIONS, POST, PROPFIND, PUT, TRACE, UNLOCK.
If a known method is deleted from the
known_methods list, the BIG-IP system applies the unknown_method setting to manage that traffic.Sample:
['CONNECT', 'DELETE', '...']
|
|||
|
lws_max_columns
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the maximum column width for any given line, when inserting an HTTP header in an HTTP request.
Sample:
80
|
|||
|
max_header_count
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the maximum number of headers the system supports.
Sample:
64
|
|||
|
max_header_size
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the maximum size in bytes the system allows for all HTTP request headers combined, including the request line.
Sample:
32768
|
|||
|
max_requests
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the number of requests that the system accepts on a per-connection basis.
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
http
|
|||
|
onconnect_transformations
boolean
|
changed |
When
yes, specifies, that the system performs HTTP header transformations for the purpose of keeping connections open.Sample:
True
|
|||
|
oversize_client_headers
string
|
changed |
Specifies the pass-through behavior when the
max_header_size value is exceeded by the client.Sample:
reject
|
|||
|
oversize_server_headers
string
|
changed |
Specifies the pass-through behavior when the
max_header_size value is exceeded by the server.Sample:
reject
|
|||
|
parent
string
|
changed |
Profile from which this profile inherits settings.
Sample:
http
|
|||
|
pipeline_action
string
|
changed |
Enables or disables HTTP/1.1 pipelining.
Sample:
allow
|
|||
|
proxy_mode
string
|
changed |
Specifies the proxy mode for this profile. Either reverse, explicit, or transparent.
Sample:
reverse
|
|||
|
redirect_rewrite
string
|
changed |
Specifies whether the system rewrites the URIs that are part of HTTP redirect (3XX) responses
Sample:
none
|
|||
|
request_chunking
string
|
changed |
Specifies how the system handles HTTP content that is chunked by a client.
Sample:
preserve
|
|||
|
response_chunking
string
|
changed |
Specifies how the system handles HTTP content that is chunked by a server.
Sample:
selective
|
|||
|
server_agent_name
string
|
changed |
Specifies the string used as the server name in traffic generated by LTM.
Sample:
BigIP
|
|||
|
sflow_poll_interval
integer
|
changed |
The maximum interval in seconds between two pollings.
|
|||
|
sflow_sampling_rate
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the ratio of packets observed to the samples generated.
|
|||
|
unknown_method
string
|
changed |
Specifies the behavior (allow, reject, or pass through) when an unknown HTTP method is parsed.
Sample:
allow
|
|||
|
via_request
string
|
changed |
Specifies whether to Remove, Preserve, or Append Via headers included in a client request to an origin web server.
Sample:
preserve
|
|||
|
via_response
string
|
changed |
Specifies whether to Remove, Preserve, or Append Via headers included in an origin web server response to a client.
Sample:
preserve
|
|||
|
https_monitors
complex
|
When https-monitors is specified in gather_subset. |
HTTPS monitor related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
adaptive
boolean
|
Whether adaptive response time monitoring is enabled for this monitor.
|
||||
|
adaptive_divergence_type
string
|
Specifies whether the adaptive-divergence-value is
relative or absolute.Sample:
relative
|
||||
|
adaptive_divergence_value
integer
|
Specifies how far from mean latency each monitor probe is allowed to be.
Sample:
25
|
||||
|
adaptive_limit
integer
|
Specifies the hard limit, in milliseconds, which the probe is not allowed to exceed, regardless of the divergence value.
Sample:
200
|
||||
|
adaptive_sampling_timespan
integer
|
Specifies the size of the sliding window, in seconds, which records probe history.
Sample:
300
|
||||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the resource.
Sample:
My monitor
|
|||
|
destination
string
|
Specifies the IP address and service port of the resource that is the destination of this monitor.
Sample:
*:*
|
||||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/http
|
|||
|
interval
integer
|
Specifies, in seconds, the frequency at which the system issues the monitor check when either the resource is down or the status of the resource is unknown.
Sample:
5
|
||||
|
ip_dscp
integer
|
Specifies the differentiated services code point (DSCP).
|
||||
|
manual_resume
boolean
|
Specifies whether the system automatically changes the status of a resource to up at the next successful monitor check.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
http
|
|||
|
parent
string
|
changed |
Profile from which this profile inherits settings.
Sample:
http
|
|||
|
receive_disable_string
string
|
Specifies a text string that the monitor looks for in the returned resource. If the text string is matched in the returned resource, the corresponding node or pool member is marked session disabled.
Sample:
check disable string
|
||||
|
receive_string
string
|
Specifies the text string that the monitor looks for in the returned resource.
Sample:
check string
|
||||
|
reverse
boolean
|
Specifies whether the monitor operates in reverse mode. When the monitor is in reverse mode, a successful check marks the monitored object down instead of up.
|
||||
|
send_string
string
|
Specifies the text string that the monitor sends to the target object.
Sample:
GET /\r\n
|
||||
|
ssl_profile
string
|
Specifies the SSL profile to use for the HTTPS monitor.
Sample:
/Common/serverssl
|
||||
|
time_until_up
integer
|
Specifies the amount of time, in seconds, after the first successful response before a node is marked up.
|
||||
|
timeout
integer
|
Specifies the number of seconds the target has in which to respond to the monitor request.
Sample:
16
|
||||
|
transparent
boolean
|
Specifies whether the monitor operates in transparent mode.
|
||||
|
up_interval
integer
|
Specifies, in seconds, the frequency at which the system issues the monitor check when the resource is up.
|
||||
|
username
string
|
Specifies the username, if the monitored target requires authentication.
Sample:
user1
|
||||
|
iapp_services
complex
|
When iapp-services is specified in gather_subset. |
iApp v1 service related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the service
Sample:
My service
|
|||
|
device_group
string
|
changed |
The device group the iApp service is part of.
Sample:
/Common/dg1
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/service1
|
|||
|
inherited_device_group
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the device group is inherited or not.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
inherited_traffic_group
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the traffic group is inherited or not.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
lists
complex
|
changed |
List of the lists data used to create the service.
Sample:
[{'name': 'irules__irules'}, {'value': []}, '...']
|
|||
|
metadata
complex
|
changed |
List of the metadata data used to create the service..
Sample:
[{'name': 'var1'}, {'persist': 'true'}, '...']
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
service1
|
|||
|
strict_updates
boolean
|
changed |
Whether strict updates are enabled or not.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
tables
complex
|
changed |
List of the tabular data used to create the service.
Sample:
[{'name': 'basic__snatpool_members'}, '...']
|
|||
|
template_modified
boolean
|
changed |
Whether template that the service is based on is modified from its default value, or not.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
traffic_group
string
|
changed |
Traffic group the service is a part of.
Sample:
/Common/tg
|
|||
|
variables
complex
|
changed |
List of the variable data used to create the service.
Sample:
[{'name': 'afm__policy'}, {'encrypted': 'no'}, {'value': '/#no_not_use#'}, '...']
|
|||
|
icmp_monitors
complex
|
When icmp-monitors is specified in gather_subset. |
ICMP monitor related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
adaptive
boolean
|
Whether adaptive response time monitoring is enabled for this monitor.
|
||||
|
adaptive_divergence_type
string
|
Specifies whether the adaptive-divergence-value is
relative or absolute.Sample:
relative
|
||||
|
adaptive_divergence_value
integer
|
Specifies how far from mean latency each monitor probe is allowed to be.
Sample:
25
|
||||
|
adaptive_limit
integer
|
Specifies the hard limit, in milliseconds, which the probe is not allowed to exceed, regardless of the divergence value.
Sample:
200
|
||||
|
adaptive_sampling_timespan
integer
|
Specifies the size of the sliding window, in seconds, which records probe history.
Sample:
300
|
||||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the resource.
Sample:
My monitor
|
|||
|
destination
string
|
Specifies the IP address and service port of the resource that is the destination of this monitor.
Sample:
*:*
|
||||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/icmp
|
|||
|
interval
integer
|
Specifies, in seconds, the frequency at which the system issues the monitor check when either the resource is down or the status of the resource is unknown.
Sample:
5
|
||||
|
manual_resume
boolean
|
Specifies whether the system automatically changes the status of a resource to up at the next successful monitor check.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
icmp
|
|||
|
parent
string
|
changed |
Profile from which this profile inherits settings.
Sample:
icmp
|
|||
|
time_until_up
integer
|
Specifies the amount of time, in seconds, after the first successful response before a node is marked up.
|
||||
|
timeout
integer
|
Specifies the number of seconds the target has in which to respond to the monitor request.
Sample:
16
|
||||
|
transparent
boolean
|
Specifies whether the monitor operates in transparent mode.
|
||||
|
up_interval
integer
|
Specifies, in seconds, the frequency at which the system issues the monitor check when the resource is up.
|
||||
|
interfaces
complex
|
When interfaces is specified in gather_subset. |
Interface related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
active_media_type
string
|
changed |
Displays the current media setting for the interface.
Sample:
100TX-FD
|
|||
|
bundle
string
|
changed |
The bundle capability on the port.
Sample:
not-supported
|
|||
|
bundle_speed
string
|
changed |
The bundle-speed on the port when bundle capability is enabled.
Sample:
100G
|
|||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the interface
Sample:
My interface
|
|||
|
enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the interface is enabled or not
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
flow_control
string
|
changed |
Specifies how the system controls the sending of PAUSE frames for flow control.
Sample:
tx-rx
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/irul1
|
|||
|
if_index
integer
|
changed |
The index assigned to this interface.
Sample:
32
|
|||
|
lldp_admin
string
|
changed |
Sets the sending or receiving of LLDP packets on that interface. Should be one of
disable, txonly, rxonly or txrx.Sample:
txonly
|
|||
|
mac_address
string
|
changed |
Displays the 6-byte ethernet address in non-case-sensitive hexadecimal colon notation.
Sample:
00:0b:09:88:00:9a
|
|||
|
media_sfp
string
|
changed |
The settings for an SFP (pluggable) interface.
Sample:
auto
|
|||
|
mtu
integer
|
changed |
Displays the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) of the interface, which is the maximum number of bytes in a frame without IP fragmentation.
Sample:
1500
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
irule1
|
|||
|
prefer_port
string
|
changed |
Indicates which side of a combo port the interface uses, if both sides of the port have the potential for external links.
Sample:
sfp
|
|||
|
sflow_poll_interval
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the maximum interval in seconds between two pollings.
|
|||
|
sflow_poll_interval_global
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether the global interface poll-interval setting overrides the object-level poll-interval setting.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
stp_auto_edge_port
boolean
|
changed |
STP edge port detection.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
stp_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Whether STP is enabled or not.
|
|||
|
stp_link_type
string
|
changed |
Specifies the STP link type for the interface.
Sample:
auto
|
|||
|
irules
complex
|
When irules is specified in gather_subset. |
iRule related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
checksum
string
|
changed |
Checksum of the iRule as calculated by BIG-IP.
Sample:
d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e
|
|||
|
definition
string
|
changed |
The actual definition of the iRule.
Sample:
when HTTP_REQUEST ...
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/irul1
|
|||
|
ignore_verification
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the verification of the iRule should be ignored or not.
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
irule1
|
|||
|
signature
string
|
changed |
The calculated signature of the iRule.
Sample:
WsYy2M6xMqvosIKIEH/FSsvhtWMe6xKOA6i7f...
|
|||
|
ltm_pools
complex
|
When ltm-pools is specified in gather_subset. |
List of LTM (Local Traffic Manager) pools.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
allow_nat
boolean
|
changed |
Whether NATs are automatically enabled or disabled for any connections using this pool.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
allow_snat
boolean
|
changed |
Whether SNATs are automatically enabled or disabled for any connections using this pool.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
client_ip_tos
string
|
changed |
Whether the system sets a Type of Service (ToS) level within a packet sent to the client, based on the targeted pool.
Values can range from
0 to 255, or be set to pass-through or mimic.Sample:
pass-through
|
|||
|
client_link_qos
string
|
changed |
Whether the system sets a Quality of Service (QoS) level within a packet sent to the client, based on the targeted pool.
Values can range from
0 to 7, or be set to pass-through.Sample:
pass-through
|
|||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the pool.
Sample:
my pool
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/pool1
|
|||
|
ignore_persisted_weight
boolean
|
changed |
Do not count the weight of persisted connections on pool members when making load balancing decisions.
|
|||
|
lb_method
string
|
changed |
Load balancing method used by the pool.
Sample:
round-robin
|
|||
|
members
complex
|
when members exist in the pool. |
List of LTM (Local Traffic Manager) pools.
|
|||
|
address
string
|
changed |
IP address of the pool member.
Sample:
1.1.1.1
|
|||
|
connection_limit
integer
|
changed |
The maximum number of concurrent connections allowed for a pool member.
|
|||
|
description
string
|
changed |
The description of the pool member.
Sample:
pool member 1
|
|||
|
dynamic_ratio
integer
|
changed |
A range of numbers that you want the system to use in conjunction with the ratio load balancing method.
Sample:
1
|
|||
|
encapsulation_profile
string
|
changed |
The encapsulation profile to use for the pool member.
Sample:
ip4ip4
|
|||
|
ephemeral
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the node backing the pool member is ephemeral or not.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
fqdn_autopopulate
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the node should scale to the IP address set returned by DNS.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Includes the port in the name
Sample:
/Common/member:80
|
|||
|
inherit_profile
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the pool member inherits the encapsulation profile from the parent pool.
|
|||
|
logging
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the monitor applied should log its actions.
|
|||
|
monitors
list
|
changed |
Monitors active on the pool member. Monitor names are in their "full_path" form.
Sample:
['/Common/http']
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
member:80
|
|||
|
partition
string
|
changed |
Partition that the member exists on.
Sample:
Common
|
|||
|
priority_group
integer
|
changed |
The priority group within the pool for this pool member.
|
|||
|
rate_limit
boolean
|
changed |
The maximum number of connections per second allowed for a pool member.
|
|||
|
ratio
integer
|
changed |
The weight of the pool for load balancing purposes.
Sample:
1
|
|||
|
session
string
|
changed |
Enables or disables the pool member for new sessions.
Sample:
monitor-enabled
|
|||
|
state
string
|
changed |
Controls the state of the pool member, overriding any monitors.
Sample:
down
|
|||
|
metadata
complex
|
changed |
Dictionary of arbitrary key/value pairs set on the pool.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
minimum_active_members
integer
|
changed |
Whether the system load balances traffic according to the priority number assigned to the pool member.
This parameter is identical to
priority_group_activation and is just an alias for it.Sample:
2
|
|||
|
minimum_up_members
integer
|
changed |
The minimum number of pool members that must be up.
Sample:
1
|
|||
|
minimum_up_members_action
string
|
changed |
The action to take if the
minimum_up_members_checking is enabled and the number of active pool members falls below the number specified in minimum_up_members.Sample:
failover
|
|||
|
minimum_up_members_checking
boolean
|
changed |
Enables or disables the
minimum_up_members feature. |
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
pool1
|
|||
|
priority_group_activation
integer
|
changed |
Whether the system load balances traffic according to the priority number assigned to the pool member.
This parameter is identical to
minimum_active_members and is just an alias for it.Sample:
2
|
|||
|
queue_depth_limit
integer
|
changed |
The maximum number of connections that may simultaneously be queued to go to any member of this pool.
Sample:
3
|
|||
|
queue_on_connection_limit
boolean
|
changed |
Enable or disable queuing connections when pool member or node connection limits are reached.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
queue_time_limit
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the maximum time, in milliseconds, a connection will remain enqueued.
|
|||
|
reselect_tries
integer
|
changed |
The number of times the system tries to contact a pool member after a passive failure.
|
|||
|
server_ip_tos
string
|
changed |
The Type of Service (ToS) level to use when sending packets to a server.
Sample:
pass-through
|
|||
|
server_link_qos
string
|
changed |
The Quality of Service (QoS) level to use when sending packets to a server.
Sample:
pass-through
|
|||
|
service_down_action
string
|
changed |
The action to take if the service specified in the pool is marked down.
Sample:
none
|
|||
|
slow_ramp_time
integer
|
changed |
The ramp time for the pool.
This provides the ability to cause a pool member that has just been enabled, or marked up, to receive proportionally less traffic than other members in the pool.
Sample:
10
|
|||
|
nodes
complex
|
When nodes is specified in gather_subset. |
Node related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
address
string
|
changed |
IP address of the node.
Sample:
2.3.4.5
|
|||
|
availability_status
string
|
changed |
The availability of the node.
Sample:
offline
|
|||
|
connection_limit
integer
|
changed |
Maximum number of connections that node can handle.
Sample:
100
|
|||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the node.
Sample:
My node
|
|||
|
dynamic_ratio
integer
|
changed |
Dynamic ratio number for the node used when doing
Dynamic Ratio load balancing.Sample:
200
|
|||
|
enabled_status
string
|
changed |
The enabled-ness of the node.
Sample:
enabled
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/5.6.7.8
|
|||
|
monitor_rule
string
|
changed |
A string representation of the full monitor rule.
Sample:
/Common/https_443 and /Common/icmp
|
|||
|
monitor_status
string
|
changed |
Status of the node as reported by the monitor(s) associated with it.
This value is also used in determining node
state.Sample:
down
|
|||
|
monitor_type
string
|
changed |
The
monitor_type field related to the bigip_node module, for this nodes monitors.Sample:
and_list
|
|||
|
monitors
list
|
changed |
A list of the monitors identified in the
monitor_rule.Sample:
['/Common/https_443', '/Common/icmp']
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
5.6.7.8
|
|||
|
rate_limit
integer
|
changed |
Maximum number of connections per second allowed for node.
Sample:
1000
|
|||
|
ratio
integer
|
changed |
Fixed size ratio used for node during
Ratio load balancing.Sample:
10
|
|||
|
session_status
string
|
changed |
This value is also used in determining node
state.Sample:
enabled
|
|||
|
status_reason
string
|
changed |
If there is a problem with the status of the node, that problem is reported here.
Sample:
/Common/https_443 No successful responses received...
|
|||
|
oneconnect_profiles
complex
|
When oneconnect-profiles is specified in gather_subset. |
OneConnect profile related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the resource.
Sample:
My profile
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/oneconnect
|
|||
|
idle_timeout_override
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the number of seconds that a connection is idle before the connection flow is eligible for deletion.
Sample:
1000
|
|||
|
limit_type
string
|
changed |
When
none, simultaneous in-flight requests and responses over TCP connections to a pool member are counted toward the limit.When
idle, idle connections will be dropped as the TCP connection limit is reached.When
strict, the TCP connection limit is honored with no exceptions. This means that idle connections will prevent new TCP connections from being made until they expire, even if they could otherwise be reused.Sample:
idle
|
|||
|
max_age
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the maximum age, in number of seconds, of a connection in the connection reuse pool.
Sample:
100
|
|||
|
max_reuse
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the maximum number of times that a server connection can be reused.
Sample:
1000
|
|||
|
max_size
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the maximum number of connections that the system holds in the connection reuse pool.
If the pool is already full, then the server connection closes after the response is completed.
Sample:
1000
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
oneconnect
|
|||
|
parent
string
|
changed |
Profile from which this profile inherits settings.
Sample:
oneconnect
|
|||
|
share_pools
boolean
|
changed |
Indicates that connections may be shared not only within a virtual server, but also among similar virtual servers.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
source_mask
string
|
changed |
Specifies a source IP mask.
If no mask is provided, the value
any6 is used.Sample:
255.255.255.0
|
|||
|
partitions
complex
|
When partitions is specified in gather_subset. |
Partition related information.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
default_route_domain
integer
|
changed |
ID of the route domain that is associated with the IP addresses that reside in the partition.
|
|||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the partition.
Sample:
Tenant 1
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
Common
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
Common
|
|||
|
provision_info
complex
|
When provision-info is specified in gather_subset. |
Module provisioning related information.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
cpu_ratio
integer
|
changed |
Ratio of CPU allocated to this module.
Only relevant if
level was specified as custom. Otherwise, this value will be reported as 0. |
|||
|
disk_ratio
integer
|
changed |
Ratio of disk allocated to this module.
Only relevant if
level was specified as custom. Otherwise, this value will be reported as 0. |
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
asm
|
|||
|
level
integer
|
changed |
Provisioned level of the module on BIG-IP.
Valid return values can include
none, minimum, nominal, dedicated and custom. |
|||
|
memory_ratio
integer
|
changed |
Ratio of memory allocated to this module.
Only relevant if
level was specified as custom. Otherwise, this value will be reported as 0. |
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
asm
|
|||
|
self_ips
complex
|
When self-ips is specified in gather_subset. |
Self-IP related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
allow_access_list
list
|
changed |
List of protocols and optionally their ports that are allowed to access the Self-IP. Also known as port-lockdown in the web interface.
Items in the list are in the format of "protocol:port". Some items may not have a port associated with them and in those cases the port is
0.Sample:
['tcp:80', 'egp:0']
|
|||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the Self-IP.
Sample:
My self-ip
|
|||
|
floating
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the Self-IP is a floating address or not.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/self1
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
self1
|
|||
|
netmask
string
|
changed |
Netmask portion of the IP address. In dotted notation.
Sample:
255.255.255.0
|
|||
|
netmask_cidr
integer
|
changed |
Netmask portion of the IP address. In CIDR notation.
Sample:
24
|
|||
|
service_policy
string
|
changed |
Service policy assigned to the Self-IP.
Sample:
/Common/service1
|
|||
|
traffic_group
string
|
changed |
Traffic group the Self-IP is associated with.
Sample:
/Common/traffic-group-local-only
|
|||
|
traffic_group_inherited
boolean
|
changed |
Whether or not the traffic group is inherited.
|
|||
|
vlan
string
|
changed |
VLAN associated with the Self-IP.
Sample:
/Common/vlan1
|
|||
|
server_ssl_profiles
complex
|
When server-ssl-profiles is specified in gather_subset. |
Server SSL related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
alert_timeout
string
|
changed |
Maximum time period in seconds to keep the SSL session active after alert message is sent, or indefinite.
Sample:
100
|
|||
|
allow_expired_crl
boolean
|
changed |
Use the specified CRL file even if it has expired.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
authenticate_depth
integer
|
changed |
The client certificate chain maximum traversal depth
Sample:
9
|
|||
|
authenticate_name
string
|
changed |
Common Name (CN) that is embedded in a server certificate.
The system authenticates a server based on the specified CN.
Sample:
foo
|
|||
|
authentication_frequency
string
|
changed |
Specifies the frequency of authentication.
Sample:
once
|
|||
|
bypass_on_client_cert_fail
boolean
|
Enables or disables SSL forward proxy bypass on failing to get client certificate that server asks for.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
bypass_on_handshake_alert
boolean
|
Enables or disables SSL forward proxy bypass on receiving handshake_failure, protocol_version or unsupported_extension alert message during the serverside SSL handshake.
|
||||
|
c3d_ca_cert
string
|
Name of the certificate file that is used as the certification authority certificate when SSL client certificate constrained delegation is enabled.
Sample:
/Common/cacert.crt
|
||||
|
c3d_ca_key
string
|
Name of the key file that is used as the certification authority key when SSL client certificate constrained delegation is enabled.
Sample:
/Common/default.key
|
||||
|
c3d_cert_extension_includes
list
|
Extensions of the client certificates to be included in the generated certificates using SSL client certificate constrained delegation.
Sample:
['basic-constraints', 'extended-key-usage', '...']
|
||||
|
c3d_cert_lifespan
integer
|
Lifespan of the certificate generated using the SSL client certificate constrained delegation.
Sample:
24
|
||||
|
ca_file
string
|
Certificate authority file name.
Sample:
default.crt
|
||||
|
cache_size
integer
|
The SSL session cache size.
Sample:
262144
|
||||
|
cache_timeout
integer
|
The SSL session cache timeout value, which is the usable lifetime seconds of negotiated SSL session IDs.
Sample:
86400
|
||||
|
cert
string
|
The name of the certificate installed on the traffic management system for the purpose of terminating or initiating an SSL connection.
Sample:
/Common/default.crt
|
||||
|
chain
string
|
Specifies or builds a certificate chain file that a client can use to authenticate the profile.
Sample:
/Common/default.crt
|
||||
|
cipher_group
string
|
Specifies a cipher group.
|
||||
|
ciphers
string
|
Specifies a cipher name
Sample:
DEFAULT
|
||||
|
crl_file
string
|
Specifies the certificate revocation list file name.
|
||||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the resource.
Sample:
My profile
|
|||
|
expire_cert_response_control
string
|
Specifies the BIGIP action when the server certificate has expired.
Sample:
drop
|
||||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
serverssl
|
|||
|
generic_alert
boolean
|
Enables or disables generic-alert.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
handshake_timeout
string
|
Specifies the handshake timeout in seconds.
Sample:
10
|
||||
|
key
string
|
Specifies the key file name. Specifies the name of the key installed on the traffic management system for the purpose of terminating or initiating an SSL connection.
Sample:
/Common/default.key
|
||||
|
max_active_handshakes
string
|
Specifies the maximum number allowed SSL active handshakes.
Sample:
100
|
||||
|
mod_ssl_methods
boolean
|
Enables or disables ModSSL methods.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
mode
boolean
|
Enables or disables SSL processing.
|
||||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
serverssl
|
|||
|
ocsp
string
|
Specifies the name of ocsp profile for purpose of validating status of server certificate.
|
||||
|
options
list
|
Enables options, including some industry-related workarounds.
Sample:
['netscape-reuse-cipher-change-bug', 'dont-insert-empty-fragments']
|
||||
|
parent
string
|
changed |
Profile from which this profile inherits settings.
Sample:
serverssl
|
|||
|
peer_cert_mode
string
|
Specifies the peer certificate mode.
Sample:
ignore
|
||||
|
proxy_ssl
boolean
|
Allows further modification of application traffic within an SSL tunnel while still allowing the server to perform necessary authorization, authentication, auditing steps.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
proxy_ssl_passthrough
boolean
|
Allows Proxy SSL to passthrough the traffic when ciphersuite negotiated between the client and server is not supported.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
renegotiate_period
string
|
Number of seconds from the initial connect time after which the system renegotiates an SSL session.
Sample:
indefinite
|
||||
|
renegotiate_size
string
|
Specifies a throughput size, in megabytes, of SSL renegotiation.
Sample:
indefinite
|
||||
|
renegotiation
boolean
|
Whether renegotiations are enabled.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
retain_certificate
boolean
|
APM module requires storing certificate in SSL session. When
no, certificate will not be stored in SSL session. |
||||
|
secure_renegotiation
string
|
Specifies the secure renegotiation mode.
Sample:
require
|
||||
|
server_name
string
|
Server name to be included in SNI (server name indication) extension during SSL handshake in ClientHello.
|
||||
|
session_mirroring
boolean
|
Enables or disables the mirroring of sessions to high availability peer.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
session_ticket
boolean
|
Enables or disables session-ticket.
|
||||
|
sni_default
boolean
|
When
yes, this profile is the default SSL profile when the server name in a client connection does not match any configured server names, or a client connection does not specify any server name at all.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
sni_require
boolean
|
When
yes, connections to a server that does not support SNI extension will be rejected. |
||||
|
ssl_c3d
boolean
|
Enables or disables SSL Client certificate constrained delegation.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
ssl_forward_proxy_bypass
boolean
|
Enables or disables ssl-forward-proxy-bypass feature.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
ssl_forward_proxy_enabled
boolean
|
Enables or disables ssl-forward-proxy feature.
|
||||
|
ssl_sign_hash
string
|
Specifies SSL sign hash algorithm which is used to sign and verify SSL Server Key Exchange and Certificate Verify messages for the specified SSL profiles.
Sample:
sha1
|
||||
|
strict_resume
boolean
|
Enables or disables the resumption of SSL sessions after an unclean shutdown.
|
||||
|
unclean_shutdown
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the SSL profile performs unclean shutdowns of all SSL connections, which means that underlying TCP connections are closed without exchanging the required SSL shutdown alerts.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
untrusted_cert_response_control
string
|
Specifies the BIGIP action when the server certificate has untrusted CA.
Sample:
drop
|
||||
|
software_hotfixes
complex
|
When software-hotfixes is specified in gather_subset. |
List of software hotfixes.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
build
string
|
changed |
Build number of the image.
This is usually a sub-string of the
name.Sample:
3.0.1679
|
|||
|
checksum
string
|
changed |
MD5 checksum of the image.
Note that this is the checksum that is stored inside the ISO. It is not the actual checksum of the ISO.
Sample:
df1ec715d2089d0fa54c0c4284656a98
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
Hotfix-BIGIP-13.0.0.3.0.1679-HF3.iso
|
|||
|
id
string
|
changed |
ID component of the image.
This is usually a sub-string of the
name.Sample:
HF3
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Name of the image.
Sample:
Hotfix-BIGIP-13.0.0.3.0.1679-HF3.iso
|
|||
|
product
string
|
changed |
Product contained in the ISO.
Sample:
BIG-IP
|
|||
|
title
string
|
changed |
Human friendly name of the image.
Sample:
Hotfix Version 3.0.1679
|
|||
|
verified
boolean
|
changed |
Whether or not the system has verified this image.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
version
string
|
changed |
Version of software contained in the image.
This is a sub-string of the
name.Sample:
13.0.0
|
|||
|
software_images
complex
|
When software-images is specified in gather_subset. |
List of software images.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
build
string
|
changed |
Build number of the image.
This is usually a sub-string of the
name.Sample:
0.0.1
|
|||
|
build_date
string
|
changed |
Date of the build.
Sample:
2018-05-05T15:26:30
|
|||
|
checksum
string
|
changed |
MD5 checksum of the image.
Note that this is the checksum that is stored inside the ISO. It is not the actual checksum of the ISO.
Sample:
df1ec715d2089d0fa54c0c4284656a98
|
|||
|
file_size
integer
|
changed |
Size, in megabytes, of the image.
Sample:
1938
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
BIGIP-13.1.0.7-0.0.1.iso
|
|||
|
last_modified
string
|
changed |
Last modified date of the ISO.
Sample:
2018-05-05T15:26:30
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Name of the image.
Sample:
BIGIP-13.1.0.7-0.0.1.iso
|
|||
|
product
string
|
changed |
Product contained in the ISO.
Sample:
BIG-IP
|
|||
|
verified
boolean
|
changed |
Whether or not the system has verified this image.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
version
string
|
changed |
Version of software contained in the image.
This is a sub-string of the
name.Sample:
13.1.0.7
|
|||
|
software_volumes
complex
|
When software-volumes is specified in gather_subset. |
List of software volumes.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
active
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the volume is currently active or not.
An active volume contains the currently running version of software.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
base_build
string
|
changed |
Base build version of the software installed in the volume.
When a hotfix is installed, this refers to the base version of software that the hotfix requires.
Sample:
0.0.6
|
|||
|
build
string
|
changed |
Build version of the software installed in the volume.
Sample:
0.0.6
|
|||
|
default_boot_location
boolean
|
changed |
Whether this volume is the default boot location or not.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
HD1.1
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
This usually matches the
full_name.Sample:
HD1.1
|
|||
|
product
string
|
changed |
The F5 product installed in this slot.
This should always be BIG-IP.
Sample:
BIG-IP
|
|||
|
status
string
|
changed |
Status of the software installed, or being installed, in the volume.
When
complete, indicates that the software has completed installing.Sample:
complete
|
|||
|
version
string
|
changed |
Version of software installed in the volume, excluding the
build number.Sample:
13.1.0.4
|
|||
|
ssl_certs
complex
|
When ssl-certs is specified in gather_subset. |
SSL certificate related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
create_time
string
|
changed |
Specifies the time at which the file-object was created.
Sample:
2018-05-15T21:11:15Z
|
|||
|
expiration_date
string
|
changed |
Specifies a string representation of the expiration date of the certificate.
Sample:
Aug 13 21:21:29 2031 GMT
|
|||
|
expiration_timestamp
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the date at which this certificate expires. Stored as a POSIX time.
Sample:
1944422489
|
|||
|
fingerprint
string
|
changed |
Displays the SHA-256 fingerprint of the certificate.
Sample:
SHA256/88:A3:05:...:59:01:EA:5D:B0
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/cert1
|
|||
|
is_bundle
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether the certificate file is a bundle (that is, whether it contains more than one certificate).
|
|||
|
issuer
string
|
changed |
Specifies X509 information of the certificate's issuer.
Sample:
[email protected],...CN=support.f5.com,
|
|||
|
key_size
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the size (in bytes) of the file associated with this file object.
Sample:
2048
|
|||
|
key_type
string
|
changed |
Specifies the type of cryptographic key associated with this certificate.
Sample:
rsa-private
|
|||
|
last_update_time
string
|
changed |
Specifies the last time at which the file-object was updated/modified.
Sample:
2018-05-15T21:11:15Z
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
cert1
|
|||
|
sha1_checksum
string
|
changed |
SHA1 checksum of the certificate.
Sample:
1306e84e1e6a2da53816cefe1f684b80d6be1e3e
|
|||
|
subject
string
|
changed |
Specifies X509 information of the certificate's subject.
Sample:
[email protected],CN=...
|
|||
|
system_path
string
|
changed |
Path on the BIG-IP where the cert can be found.
Sample:
/config/ssl/ssl.crt/f5-irule.crt
|
|||
|
ssl_keys
complex
|
When ssl-certs is specified in gather_subset. |
SSL certificate related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/key1
|
|||
|
key_size
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the size of the cryptographic key associated with this file object, in bits.
Sample:
2048
|
|||
|
key_type
string
|
changed |
Specifies the cryptographic type of the key in question. That is, which algorithm this key is compatible with.
Sample:
rsa-private
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
key1
|
|||
|
security_type
string
|
changed |
Specifies the type of security used to handle or store the key.
Sample:
normal
|
|||
|
sha1_checksum
string
|
changed |
The SHA1 checksum of the key.
Sample:
1fcf7de3dd8e834d613099d8e10b2060cd9ecc9f
|
|||
|
system_path
string
|
changed |
The path on the filesystem where the key is stored.
Sample:
/config/ssl/ssl.key/default.key
|
|||
|
system_db
complex
|
When system-db is specified in gather_subset. |
System DB related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
default
string
|
changed |
Default value of the key.
Sample:
www.f5.com
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
vendor.wwwurl
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
vendor.wwwurl
|
|||
|
scf_config
string
|
changed |
Whether the database key would be found in an SCF config or not.
|
|||
|
value
string
|
changed |
The value of the key
Sample:
www.f5.com
|
|||
|
value_range
string
|
changed |
The accepted range of values for the key
Sample:
string
|
|||
|
system_info
complex
|
When traffic-groups is specified in gather_subset. |
Traffic group related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
base_mac_address
string
|
changed |
Media Access Control address (MAC address) of the device.
Sample:
fa:16:3e:c3:42:6f
|
|||
|
chassis_serial
string
|
Serial of the chassis
Sample:
11111111-2222-3333-444444444444
|
||||
|
hardware_information
complex
|
changed |
Information related to the hardware (drives and CPUs) of the system.
|
|||
|
model
string
|
The model of the hardware.
Sample:
Virtual Disk
|
||||
|
name
string
|
The name of the hardware.
Sample:
HD1
|
||||
|
type
string
|
The type of hardware.
Sample:
physical-disk
|
||||
|
versions
complex
|
Hardware specific properties
|
||||
|
name
string
|
Name of the property
Sample:
Size
|
||||
|
version
string
|
Value of the property
Sample:
154.00G
|
||||
|
host_board_part_revision
string
|
Revision of the host board.
|
||||
|
host_board_serial
string
|
Serial of the host board.
|
||||
|
marketing_name
string
|
changed |
Marketing name of the device platform.
Sample:
BIG-IP Virtual Edition
|
|||
|
package_edition
string
|
changed |
Displays the software edition.
Sample:
Point Release 7
|
|||
|
package_version
string
|
A string combining the
product_build and product_build_date.Sample:
Build 0.0.1 - Tue May 15 15:26:30 PDT 2018
|
||||
|
platform
string
|
Platform identifier.
Sample:
Z100
|
||||
|
product_build
string
|
Build version of the release version.
Sample:
0.0.1
|
||||
|
product_build_date
string
|
Human readable build date.
Sample:
Tue May 15 15:26:30 PDT 2018
|
||||
|
product_built
integer
|
Unix timestamp of when the product was built.
Sample:
180515152630
|
||||
|
product_changelist
integer
|
Changelist that product branches from.
Sample:
2557198
|
||||
|
product_code
string
|
Code identifying the product.
Sample:
BIG-IP
|
||||
|
product_jobid
integer
|
ID of the job that built the product version.
Sample:
1012030
|
||||
|
product_version
string
|
Major product version of the running software.
Sample:
13.1.0.7
|
||||
|
switch_board_part_revision
string
|
Switch board revision.
|
||||
|
switch_board_serial
string
|
Serial of the switch board.
|
||||
|
time
complex
|
changed |
Mapping of the current time information to specific time-named keys.
|
|||
|
day
integer
|
changed |
The current day of the month, in numeric form.
Sample:
7
|
|||
|
hour
integer
|
changed |
The current hour of the day in 24-hour form.
Sample:
18
|
|||
|
minute
integer
|
changed |
The current minute of the hour.
Sample:
16
|
|||
|
month
integer
|
changed |
The current month, in numeric form.
Sample:
6
|
|||
|
second
integer
|
changed |
The current second of the minute.
Sample:
51
|
|||
|
year
integer
|
changed |
The current year in 4-digit form.
Sample:
2018
|
|||
|
uptime
integer
|
Time, in seconds, since the system booted.
Sample:
603202
|
||||
|
tcp_half_open_monitors
complex
|
When tcp-half-open-monitors is specified in gather_subset. |
TCP Half-open monitor related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the resource.
Sample:
My monitor
|
|||
|
destination
string
|
Specifies the IP address and service port of the resource that is the destination of this monitor.
Sample:
*:*
|
||||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/tcp
|
|||
|
interval
integer
|
Specifies, in seconds, the frequency at which the system issues the monitor check when either the resource is down or the status of the resource is unknown.
Sample:
5
|
||||
|
manual_resume
boolean
|
Specifies whether the system automatically changes the status of a resource to up at the next successful monitor check.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
tcp
|
|||
|
parent
string
|
changed |
Profile from which this profile inherits settings.
Sample:
tcp
|
|||
|
time_until_up
integer
|
Specifies the amount of time, in seconds, after the first successful response before a node is marked up.
|
||||
|
timeout
integer
|
Specifies the number of seconds the target has in which to respond to the monitor request.
Sample:
16
|
||||
|
transparent
boolean
|
Specifies whether the monitor operates in transparent mode.
|
||||
|
up_interval
integer
|
Specifies, in seconds, the frequency at which the system issues the monitor check when the resource is up.
|
||||
|
tcp_monitors
complex
|
When tcp-monitors is specified in gather_subset. |
TCP monitor related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
adaptive
boolean
|
Whether adaptive response time monitoring is enabled for this monitor.
|
||||
|
adaptive_divergence_type
string
|
Specifies whether the adaptive-divergence-value is
relative or absolute.Sample:
relative
|
||||
|
adaptive_divergence_value
integer
|
Specifies how far from mean latency each monitor probe is allowed to be.
Sample:
25
|
||||
|
adaptive_limit
integer
|
Specifies the hard limit, in milliseconds, which the probe is not allowed to exceed, regardless of the divergence value.
Sample:
200
|
||||
|
adaptive_sampling_timespan
integer
|
Specifies the size of the sliding window, in seconds, which records probe history.
Sample:
300
|
||||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the resource.
Sample:
My monitor
|
|||
|
destination
string
|
Specifies the IP address and service port of the resource that is the destination of this monitor.
Sample:
*:*
|
||||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/tcp
|
|||
|
interval
integer
|
Specifies, in seconds, the frequency at which the system issues the monitor check when either the resource is down or the status of the resource is unknown.
Sample:
5
|
||||
|
ip_dscp
integer
|
Specifies the differentiated services code point (DSCP).
|
||||
|
manual_resume
boolean
|
Specifies whether the system automatically changes the status of a resource to up at the next successful monitor check.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
tcp
|
|||
|
parent
string
|
changed |
Profile from which this profile inherits settings.
Sample:
tcp
|
|||
|
reverse
boolean
|
Specifies whether the monitor operates in reverse mode. When the monitor is in reverse mode, a successful check marks the monitored object down instead of up.
|
||||
|
time_until_up
integer
|
Specifies the amount of time, in seconds, after the first successful response before a node is marked up.
|
||||
|
timeout
integer
|
Specifies the number of seconds the target has in which to respond to the monitor request.
Sample:
16
|
||||
|
transparent
boolean
|
Specifies whether the monitor operates in transparent mode.
|
||||
|
up_interval
integer
|
Specifies, in seconds, the frequency at which the system issues the monitor check when the resource is up.
|
||||
|
tcp_profiles
complex
|
When tcp-profiles is specified in gather_subset. |
TCP profile related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
abc
boolean
|
Appropriate Byte Counting (RFC 3465)
When
yes, increases the congestion window by basing the increase amount on the number of previously unacknowledged bytes that each ACK covers.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
ack_on_push
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, significantly improved performance to Microsoft Windows and MacOS peers who are writing out on a very small send buffer. |
||||
|
auto_proxy_buffer
boolean
|
Specifies,
yes, that the system uses the network measurements to set the optimal proxy buffer size.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
auto_receive_window
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system uses the network measurements to set the optimal receive window size. |
||||
|
auto_send_buffer
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system uses the network measurements to set the optimal send buffer size.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
close_wait
string
|
Specifies the length of time that a TCP connection remains in the LAST-ACK state before quitting.
In addition to a numeric value, the value of this fact may also be one of
immediate or indefinite.When
immediate, specifies that the TCP connection closes immediately after entering the LAST-ACK state.When
indefinite, specifies that TCP connections in the LAST-ACK state do not close until they meet the maximum retransmissions timeout.Sample:
indefinite
|
||||
|
congestion_control
string
|
Specifies the algorithm to use to share network resources among competing users to reduce congestion.
Return values may include,
high-speed, cdg, chd, none, cubic, illinois, new-reno, reno, scalable, vegas, westwood, and woodside.Sample:
high-speed
|
||||
|
congestion_metrics_cache
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system uses a cache for storing congestion metrics.Subsequently, because these metrics are already known and cached, the initial slow-start ramp for previously-encountered peers improves.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
congestion_metrics_cache_timeout
integer
|
Specifies the number of seconds for which entries in the congestion metrics cache are valid.
|
||||
|
deferred_accept
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system defers allocation of the connection chain context until the system has received the payload from the client.Enabling this setting is useful in dealing with 3-way handshake denial-of-service attacks.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
delay_window_control
boolean
|
Specifies that the system uses an estimate of queuing delay as a measure of congestion to control, in addition to the normal loss-based control, the amount of data sent.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
delayed_acks
boolean
|
Specifies, when checked (enabled), that the system can send fewer than one ACK (acknowledgment) segment per data segment received.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the resource.
Sample:
My profile
|
|||
|
dont_fragment_flag
string
|
Specifies the Don't Fragment (DF) bit setting in the IP Header of the outgoing TCP packet.
Sample:
pmtu
|
||||
|
dsack
boolean
|
D-SACK (RFC 2883)
Specifies, when
yes, the use of the selective ACK (SACK) option to acknowledge duplicate segments.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
early_retransmit
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system uses early retransmit (as specified in RFC 5827) to reduce the recovery time for connections that are receive- buffer or user-data limited.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
enhanced_loss_recovery
boolean
|
Specifies whether the system uses enhanced loss recovery to recover from random packet losses more effectively.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
explicit_congestion_notification
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system uses the TCP flags CWR (congestion window reduction) and ECE (ECN-Echo) to notify its peer of congestion and congestion counter-measures.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
fast_open
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system supports TCP Fast Open, which reduces latency by allowing a client to include the first packet of data with the SYNSample:
True
|
||||
|
fast_open_cookie_expiration
integer
|
Specifies the number of seconds that a Fast Open Cookie delivered to a client is valid for SYN packets from that client.
Sample:
1000
|
||||
|
fin_wait_1
string
|
Specifies the length of time that a TCP connection is in the FIN-WAIT-1 or CLOSING state before quitting.
Sample:
indefinite
|
||||
|
fin_wait_2
string
|
Specifies the length of time that a TCP connection is in the FIN-WAIT-2 state before quitting.
Sample:
100
|
||||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
tcp
|
|||
|
idle_timeout
string
|
Specifies the length of time that a connection is idle (has no traffic) before the connection is eligible for deletion.
Sample:
300
|
||||
|
initial_congestion_window_size
integer
|
Specifies the initial congestion window size for connections to this destination.
Sample:
3
|
||||
|
initial_receive_window_size
integer
|
Specifies the initial receive window size for connections to this destination.
Sample:
5
|
||||
|
ip_tos
string
|
Specifies the L3 Type of Service (ToS) level that the system inserts in TCP packets destined for clients.
Sample:
mimic
|
||||
|
keep_alive_interval
string
|
Specifies how frequently the system sends data over an idle TCP connection, to determine whether the connection is still valid.
Sample:
50
|
||||
|
limited_transmit_recovery
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system uses limited transmit recovery revisions for fast retransmits (as specified in RFC 3042) to reduce the recovery time for connections on a lossy network.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
link_qos
string
|
Specifies the L2 Quality of Service (QoS) level that the system inserts in TCP packets destined for clients.
Sample:
200
|
||||
|
max_segment_retrans
integer
|
Specifies the maximum number of times that the system resends data segments.
Sample:
8
|
||||
|
max_segment_size
integer
|
Specifies the largest amount of data that the system can receive in a single TCP segment, not including the TCP and IP headers.
Sample:
1460
|
||||
|
max_syn_retrans
integer
|
Specifies the maximum number of times that the system resends a SYN packet when it does not receive a corresponding SYN-ACK.
Sample:
3
|
||||
|
md5_signature
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, to use RFC2385 TCP-MD5 signatures to protect TCP traffic against intermediate tampering.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
minimum_rto
integer
|
Specifies the minimum length of time the system waits for acknowledgements of data sent before resending the data.
Sample:
1000
|
||||
|
mptcp_checksum
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system calculates the checksum for MPTCP connections. |
||||
|
mptcp_checksum_verify
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system verifies the checksum for MPTCP connections. |
||||
|
mptcp_fallback
string
|
Specifies an action on fallback, that is, when MPTCP transitions to regular TCP, because something prevents MPTCP from working correctly.
Sample:
reset
|
||||
|
mptcp_fast_join
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, a FAST join, allowing data to be sent on the MP_JOIN_SYN, which can allow a server response to occur in parallel with the JOIN. |
||||
|
mptcp_idle_timeout
integer
|
Specifies the number of seconds that an MPTCP connection is idle before the connection is eligible for deletion.
Sample:
300
|
||||
|
mptcp_join_max
integer
|
Specifies the highest number of MPTCP connections that can join to a given connection.
Sample:
5
|
||||
|
mptcp_make_after_break
boolean
|
Specifies that make-after-break functionality is supported, allowing for long-lived MPTCP sessions.
|
||||
|
mptcp_no_join_dss_ack
boolean
|
Specifies, when checked (enabled), that no DSS option is sent on the JOIN ACK.
|
||||
|
mptcp_retransmit_min
integer
|
Specifies the minimum value (in msec) of the retransmission timer for these MPTCP flows.
Sample:
1000
|
||||
|
mptcp_rto_max
integer
|
Sample:
5
|
||||
|
mptcp_subflow_max
integer
|
Specifies the maximum number of MPTCP subflows for a single flow.
Sample:
6
|
||||
|
mptcp_timeout
integer
|
Specifies, in seconds, the timeout value to discard long-lived sessions that do not have an active flow.
Sample:
3600
|
||||
|
multipath_tcp
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system accepts Multipath TCP (MPTCP) connections, which allow multiple client-side flows to connect to a single server-side flow.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
nagle_algorithm
boolean
|
Specifies whether the system applies Nagle's algorithm to reduce the number of short segments on the network.
|
||||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/tcp
|
|||
|
parent
string
|
changed |
Profile from which this profile inherits settings.
Sample:
tcp
|
|||
|
pkt_loss_ignore_burst
integer
|
Specifies the probability of performing congestion control when multiple packets are lost, even if the Packet Loss Ignore Rate was not exceeded.
|
||||
|
pkt_loss_ignore_rate
integer
|
Specifies the threshold of packets lost per million at which the system performs congestion control.
|
||||
|
proxy_buffer_high
integer
|
Specifies the proxy buffer level, in bytes, at which the receive window is closed.
Sample:
49152
|
||||
|
proxy_buffer_low
integer
|
Specifies the proxy buffer level, in bytes, at which the receive window is opened.
Sample:
32768
|
||||
|
proxy_max_segment
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system attempts to advertise the same maximum segment size (MSS) to the server-side connection as that of the client-side connection.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
proxy_options
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system advertises an option (such as time stamps) to the server only when the option is negotiated with the client. |
||||
|
push_flag
string
|
Specifies how the BIG-IP system receives ACKs.
Sample:
default
|
||||
|
rate_pace
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system paces the egress packets to avoid dropping packets, allowing for optimum goodput.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
rate_pace_max_rate
integer
|
Specifies the maximum rate in bytes per second to which the system paces TCP data transmission.
|
||||
|
receive_window
integer
|
Specifies the maximum advertised RECEIVE window size.
Sample:
65535
|
||||
|
reset_on_timeout
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system sends a reset packet (RST) in addition to deleting the connection, when a connection exceeds the idle timeout value.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
retransmit_threshold
integer
|
Specifies the number of duplicate ACKs (retransmit threshold) to start fast recovery.
Sample:
3
|
||||
|
selective_acks
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system processes data using selective ACKs (SACKs) whenever possible, to improve system performance.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
selective_nack
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system processes data using a selective negative acknowledgment (SNACK) whenever possible, to improve system performance.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
send_buffer
integer
|
Specifies the SEND window size.
Sample:
65535
|
||||
|
slow_start
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system uses Slow-Start Congestion Avoidance as described in RFC3390 in order to ramp up traffic without causing excessive congestion on the link.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
syn_cookie_enable
boolean
|
Specifies the default (if no DoS profile is associated) number of embryonic connections that are allowed on any virtual server, before SYN Cookie challenges are enabled for that virtual server.
Sample:
True
|
||||
|
syn_cookie_white_list
boolean
|
Specifies whether or not to use a SYN Cookie WhiteList when doing software SYN Cookies.
|
||||
|
syn_retrans_to_base
integer
|
Specifies the initial RTO (Retransmission TimeOut) base multiplier for SYN retransmissions.
Sample:
3000
|
||||
|
tail_loss_probe
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system uses Tail Loss Probe to reduce the number of retransmission timeouts.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
time_to_live
string
|
Specifies the outgoing TCP packet's IP Header TTL mode.
Sample:
proxy
|
||||
|
time_to_live_v4
integer
|
Specifies the outgoing packet's IP Header TTL value for IPv4 traffic.
Sample:
255
|
||||
|
time_to_live_v6
integer
|
Specifies the outgoing packet's IP Header TTL value for IPv6 traffic.
Sample:
64
|
||||
|
time_wait
string
|
Specifies the length of time that a TCP connection remains in the TIME-WAIT state before entering the CLOSED state.
Sample:
2000
|
||||
|
time_wait_recycle
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that connections in a TIME-WAIT state are reused when the system receives a SYN packet, indicating a request for a new connection.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
timestamps
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system uses the timestamps extension for TCP (as specified in RFC 1323) to enhance high-speed network performance.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
verified_accept
boolean
|
Specifies, when
yes, that the system can actually communicate with the server before establishing a client connection.Sample:
True
|
||||
|
zero_window_timeout
string
|
Specifies the timeout in milliseconds for terminating a connection with an effective zero length TCP transmit window.
Sample:
2000
|
||||
|
traffic_groups
complex
|
When traffic-groups is specified in gather_subset. |
Traffic group related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
auto_failback_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies whether the traffic group fails back to the default device.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
auto_failback_time
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the time required to fail back.
Sample:
60
|
|||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the traffic group.
Sample:
My traffic group
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/tg1
|
|||
|
ha_load_factor
integer
|
changed |
Specifies a number for this traffic group that represents the load this traffic group presents to the system relative to other traffic groups.
Sample:
1
|
|||
|
ha_order
list
|
changed |
This list of devices specifies the order in which the devices will become active for the traffic group when a failure occurs.
Sample:
['/Common/device1', '/Common/device2']
|
|||
|
is_floating
boolean
|
changed |
Indicates whether the traffic group can fail over to other devices in the device group.
|
|||
|
mac_masquerade_address
string
|
changed |
Specifies a MAC address for the traffic group.
Sample:
00:98:76:54:32:10
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
tg1
|
|||
|
trunks
complex
|
When trunks is specified in gather_subset. |
Trunk related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
configured_member_count
integer
|
changed |
The number of configured members that are associated with the trunk.
Sample:
1
|
|||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the Trunk.
Sample:
My trunk
|
|||
|
distribution_hash
string
|
changed |
The basis for the has that the system uses as the frame distribution algorithm.
The system uses this hash to determine which interface to use for forwarding traffic.
Sample:
src-dst-ipport
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/trunk1
|
|||
|
interfaces
list
|
changed |
The list of interfaces that are part of the trunk.
Sample:
['1.2', '1.3']
|
|||
|
lacp_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Whether LACP is enabled or not.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
lacp_mode
string
|
changed |
The operation mode for LACP.
Sample:
passive
|
|||
|
lacp_timeout
integer
|
changed |
The rate at which the system sends the LACP control packets.
Sample:
10
|
|||
|
link_selection_policy
string
|
changed |
The LACP policy that the trunk uses to determine which member link can handle new traffic.
Sample:
maximum-bandwidth
|
|||
|
media_speed
integer
|
changed |
Speed of the media attached to the trunk.
Sample:
10000
|
|||
|
media_status
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the media that is part of the trunk is up or not.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
trunk1
|
|||
|
operational_member_count
integer
|
changed |
Number of working members associated with the trunk.
Sample:
1
|
|||
|
stp_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Whether Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) is enabled or not.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
udp_profiles
complex
|
When udp-profiles is specified in gather_subset. |
UDP profile related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
allow_no_payload
boolean
|
changed |
Allow the passage of datagrams that contain header information, but no essential data.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
buffer_max_bytes
integer
|
changed |
Ingress buffer byte limit. Maximum allowed value is 16777215.
Sample:
655350
|
|||
|
buffer_max_packets
integer
|
changed |
Ingress buffer packet limit. Maximum allowed value is 255.
|
|||
|
datagram_load_balancing
boolean
|
changed |
Load balance UDP datagram by datagram
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the resource.
Sample:
My profile
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
udp
|
|||
|
idle_timeout
boolean
|
changed |
Number of seconds that a connection is idle before the connection is eligible for deletion.
In addition to a number, may be one of the values
indefinite, or immediate.Sample:
200
|
|||
|
ip_df_mode
string
|
changed |
Describes the Don't Fragment (DF) bit setting in the outgoing UDP packet.
May be one of
pmtu, preserve, set, or clear.When
pmtu, sets the outgoing UDP packet DF big based on the ip pmtu setting.When
preserve, preserves the incoming UDP packet Don't Fragment bit.When
set, sets the outgoing UDP packet DF bit.When
clear, clears the outgoing UDP packet DF bit.Sample:
pmtu
|
|||
|
ip_tos_to_client
string
|
changed |
The Type of Service level that the traffic management system assigns to UDP packets when sending them to clients.
May be numeric, or the values
pass-through or mimic.Sample:
mimic
|
|||
|
ip_ttl_mode
string
|
changed |
The outgoing UDP packet's TTL mode.
Valid modes are
proxy, preserve, decrement, and set.When
proxy, set the IP TTL of ipv4 to the default value of 255 and ipv6 to the default value of 64.When
preserve, set the IP TTL to the original packet TTL value.When
decrement, set the IP TTL to the original packet TTL value minus 1.When
set, set the IP TTL with the specified values in ip_ttl_v4 and ip_ttl_v6 values in the same profile.Sample:
proxy
|
|||
|
ip_ttl_v4
integer
|
changed |
IPv4 TTL.
Sample:
10
|
|||
|
ip_ttl_v6
integer
|
changed |
IPv6 TTL.
Sample:
100
|
|||
|
link_qos_to_client
string
|
changed |
The Quality of Service level that the system assigns to UDP packets when sending them to clients.
May be either numberic, or the value
pass-through.Sample:
pass-through
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/udp
|
|||
|
no_checksum
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the checksum processing is enabled or disabled.
Note that if the datagram is IPv6, the system always performs checksum processing.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
parent
string
|
changed |
Profile from which this profile inherits settings.
Sample:
udp
|
|||
|
proxy_mss
boolean
|
changed |
When
yes, specifies that the system advertises the same mss to the server as was negotiated with the client.Sample:
True
|
|||
|
vcmp_guests
complex
|
When vcmp-guests is specified in gather_subset. |
vCMP related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
allowed_slots
list
|
changed |
List of slots that the guest is allowed to be assigned to.
Sample:
[0, 1, 3]
|
|||
|
assigned_slots
list
|
changed |
Slots that the guest is assigned to.
Sample:
[0]
|
|||
|
boot_priority
integer
|
changed |
Specifies boot priority of the guest. Lower number means earlier to boot.
Sample:
65535
|
|||
|
cores_per_slot
integer
|
changed |
Number of cores that the system allocates to the guest.
Sample:
2
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
guest1
|
|||
|
hostname
string
|
changed |
FQDN assigned to the guest.
Sample:
guest1.localdomain
|
|||
|
hotfix_image
string
|
changed |
hotfix image to install onto any of this guest's newly created virtual disks.
Sample:
Hotfix-BIGIP-12.1.3.4-0.0.2-hf1.iso
|
|||
|
initial_image
string
|
changed |
Software image to install onto any of this guest's newly created virtual disks.
Sample:
BIGIP-12.1.3.4-0.0.2.iso
|
|||
|
mgmt_address
string
|
changed |
Management IP address configuration for the guest.
Sample:
2.3.2.3
|
|||
|
mgmt_network
string
|
changed |
Accessibility of this vCMP guest's management network.
Sample:
bridged
|
|||
|
mgmt_route
string
|
changed |
Management gateway IP address for the guest.
Sample:
2.2.2.1
|
|||
|
min_number_of_slots
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the minimum number of slots that the guest must be assigned to.
Sample:
2
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
guest1
|
|||
|
number_of_slots
integer
|
changed |
Specifies the number of slots the guest should be assigned to.
This number is always greater than, or equal to,
min_number_of_slots.Sample:
2
|
|||
|
ssl_mode
string
|
changed |
The SSL hardware allocation mode for the guest.
Sample:
shared
|
|||
|
state
string
|
changed |
Specifies the state of the guest.
May be one of
configured, provisioned, or deployed.Each state implies the actions of all states before it.
Sample:
provisioned
|
|||
|
virtual_disk
string
|
changed |
The filename of the virtual disk to use for this guest.
Sample:
guest1.img
|
|||
|
virtual_addresses
complex
|
When virtual-addresses is specified in gather_subset. |
Virtual address related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
address
string
|
changed |
The virtual IP address.
Sample:
2.3.4.5
|
|||
|
arp_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Whether or not ARP is enabled for the specified virtual address.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
auto_delete_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Indicates if the virtual address will be deleted automatically on deletion of the last associated virtual server or not.
|
|||
|
connection_limit
integer
|
changed |
Concurrent connection limit for one or more virtual servers.
|
|||
|
description
string
|
changed |
The description of the virtual address.
Sample:
My virtual address
|
|||
|
enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the virtual address is enabled or not.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
floating
boolean
|
changed |
Property derived from traffic-group. A floating virtual address is a virtual address for a VLAN that serves as a shared address by all devices of a BIG-IP traffic-group.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/2.3.4.5
|
|||
|
icmp_echo
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the virtual address should reply to ICMP echo requests.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
inherited_traffic_group
boolean
|
changed |
Indicates if the traffic-group is inherited from the parent folder.
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
2.3.4.5
|
|||
|
netmask
string
|
changed |
Netmask of the virtual address.
Sample:
255.255.255.255
|
|||
|
route_advertisement
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies the route advertisement setting for the virtual address.
|
|||
|
spanning
boolean
|
changed |
Whether or not spanning is enabled for the specified virtual address.
|
|||
|
traffic_group
string
|
changed |
Traffic group on which the virtual address is active.
Sample:
/Common/traffic-group-1
|
|||
|
virtual_servers
complex
|
When virtual-addresses is specified in gather_subset. |
Virtual address related facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
authentication_profile
list
|
changed |
Specifies a list of authentication profile names, separated by spaces, that the virtual server uses to manage authentication.
Sample:
['/Common/ssl_drldp']
|
|||
|
auto_lasthop
string
|
changed |
When enabled, allows the system to send return traffic to the MAC address that transmitted the request, even if the routing table points to a different network or interface.
Sample:
default
|
|||
|
bw_controller_policy
string
|
changed |
The bandwidth controller for the system to use to enforce a throughput policy for incoming network traffic.
Sample:
/Common/bw1
|
|||
|
cmp_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Whether or not clustered multi-processor (CMP) acceleration is enabled.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
connection_limit
integer
|
changed |
Maximum number of concurrent connections you want to allow for the virtual server.
Sample:
100
|
|||
|
connection_mirror_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Whether or not connection mirroring is enabled.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
default_pool
string
|
changed |
Pool name that you want the virtual server to use as the default pool.
Sample:
/Common/pool1
|
|||
|
description
string
|
changed |
The description of the virtual server.
Sample:
My virtual
|
|||
|
destination
string
|
changed |
Name of the virtual address and service on which the virtual server listens for connections.
Sample:
/Common/2.2.3.3%1:76
|
|||
|
destination_address
string
|
changed |
Address portion of the
destination.Sample:
2.3.3.2
|
|||
|
destination_port
integer
|
changed |
Port potion of the
destination.Sample:
80
|
|||
|
enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Whether or not the virtual is enabled.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
fallback_persistence_profile
string
|
changed |
Fallback persistence profile for the virtual server to use when the default persistence profile is not available.
Sample:
/Common/fallback1
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/2.3.4.5
|
|||
|
gtm_score
integer
|
changed |
Specifies a score that is associated with the virtual server.
|
|||
|
ip_intelligence_policy
string
|
changed |
IP Intelligence policy assigned to the virtual
Sample:
/Common/ip1
|
|||
|
irules
list
|
changed |
List of iRules that customize the virtual server to direct and manage traffic.
Sample:
['/Common/rule1', "/Common/rule2'"]
|
|||
|
last_hop_pool
string
|
changed |
Name of the last hop pool that you want the virtual server to use to direct reply traffic to the last hop router.
Sample:
/Common/pool1
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
2.3.4.5
|
|||
|
nat64_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Whether or not NAT64 is enabled.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
persistence_profile
string
|
changed |
The persistence profile you want the system to use as the default for this virtual server.
Sample:
/Common/persist1
|
|||
|
profiles
complex
|
List of the profiles attached to the virtual.
|
||||
|
context
string
|
changed |
Which side of the connection the profile affects; either
all, client-side or server-side.Sample:
client-side
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
/Common/tcp
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
tcp
|
|||
|
protocol
string
|
changed |
IP protocol for which you want the virtual server to direct traffic.
Sample:
tcp
|
|||
|
rate_class
string
|
changed |
Name of an existing rate class that you want the virtual server to use to enforce a throughput policy for incoming network traffic.
|
|||
|
rate_limit
integer
|
changed |
Maximum number of connections per second allowed for a virtual server.
Sample:
34
|
|||
|
rate_limit_destination_mask
integer
|
changed |
Specifies a mask, in bits, to be applied to the destination address as part of the rate limiting.
Sample:
32
|
|||
|
rate_limit_mode
string
|
changed |
Indicates whether the rate limit is applied per virtual object, per source address, per destination address, or some combination thereof.
Sample:
object
|
|||
|
rate_limit_source_mask
integer
|
changed |
Specifies a mask, in bits, to be applied to the source address as part of the rate limiting.
|
|||
|
security_log_profiles
list
|
changed |
Specifies the log profile applied to the virtual server.
Sample:
['/Common/global-network', '/Common/local-dos']
|
|||
|
snat_pool
string
|
changed |
Specifies the name of a LSN or SNAT pool used by the specified virtual server.
Sample:
/Common/pool1
|
|||
|
snat_type
string
|
changed |
Specifies the type of source address translation associated with the specified virtual server.
Sample:
none
|
|||
|
source_address
string
|
changed |
Specifies an IP address or network from which the virtual server will accept traffic.
Sample:
0.0.0./0
|
|||
|
source_port_behavior
string
|
changed |
Specifies whether the system preserves the source port of the connection.
Sample:
preserve
|
|||
|
translate_address
boolean
|
changed |
Enables or disables address translation for the virtual server.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
translate_port
boolean
|
changed |
Enables or disables port translation.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
type
string
|
changed |
Virtual server type.
Sample:
standard
|
|||
|
vlans
list
|
changed |
List of VLANs on which the virtual server is either enabled or disabled.
Sample:
['/Common/vlan1', '/Common/vlan2']
|
|||
|
vlans
complex
|
When vlans is specified in gather_subset. |
List of VLAN facts.
Sample:
hash/dictionary of values
|
|||
|
auto_lasthop
string
|
changed |
Allows the system to send return traffic to the MAC address that transmitted the request, even if the routing table points to a different network or interface.
Sample:
enabled
|
|||
|
cmp_hash_algorithm
string
|
changed |
Specifies how the traffic on the VLAN will be disaggregated.
Sample:
default
|
|||
|
description
string
|
changed |
Description of the VLAN.
Sample:
My vlan
|
|||
|
failsafe_action
string
|
changed |
Action for the system to take when the fail-safe mechanism is triggered.
Sample:
reboot
|
|||
|
failsafe_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Whether failsafe is enabled or not.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
failsafe_timeout
integer
|
changed |
Number of seconds that an active unit can run without detecting network traffic on this VLAN before it starts a failover.
Sample:
90
|
|||
|
if_index
integer
|
changed |
Index assigned to this VLAN. It is a unique identifier assigned for all objects displayed in the SNMP IF-MIB.
Sample:
176
|
|||
|
interfaces
complex
|
changed |
List of tagged or untagged interfaces and trunks that you want to configure for the VLAN.
|
|||
|
full_path
string
|
changed |
Full name of the resource as known to BIG-IP.
Sample:
1.3
|
|||
|
name
string
|
changed |
Relative name of the resource in BIG-IP.
Sample:
1.3
|
|||
|
tagged
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the interface is tagged or not.
|
|||
|
learning_mode
string
|
changed |
Whether switch ports placed in the VLAN are configured for switch learning, forwarding only, or dropped.
Sample:
enable-forward
|
|||
|
mtu
integer
|
changed |
Specific maximum transition unit (MTU) for the VLAN.
Sample:
1500
|
|||
|
sflow_poll_interval
integer
|
changed |
Maximum interval in seconds between two pollings.
|
|||
|
sflow_poll_interval_global
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the global VLAN poll-interval setting, overrides the object-level poll-interval setting.
|
|||
|
sflow_sampling_rate
integer
|
changed |
Ratio of packets observed to the samples generated.
|
|||
|
sflow_sampling_rate_global
boolean
|
changed |
Whether the global VLAN sampling-rate setting, overrides the object-level sampling-rate setting.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
source_check_enabled
boolean
|
changed |
Specifies that only connections that have a return route in the routing table are accepted.
Sample:
True
|
|||
|
tag
integer
|
changed |
Tag number for the VLAN.
Sample:
30
|
|||
|
true_mac_address
string
|
changed |
Media access control (MAC) address for the lowest-numbered interface assigned to this VLAN.
Sample:
fa:16:3e:10:da:ff
|
|||
Status¶
- This module is not guaranteed to have a backwards compatible interface. [preview]
- This module is maintained by an Ansible Partner. [certified]
Authors¶
- Tim Rupp (@caphrim007)
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