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Philip_King_719
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Mar 17, 2014
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View persistence table data

Is there a command available to view the data held in the persistence table for LTM v11.2.1?   I have recently switched from using a persistence profile that affected all traffic to the VIP to an ...
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  • MVA_60288's avatar
    MVA_60288
    Mar 17, 2014

    Philip, try this tmsh command based on maybe client ip address:

     

    "tmsh show /ltm persistence persist-records client-addr %client_IP%"

     

    There are also other switches like:

     

    key Specifies the key to look up in the persist table. It is based on the persist mode. mode Specifies the type of persistence. node-addr Specifies the address of the node with which the client session remains persistent. node-port Specifies the port of the node with which the client session remains persistent. pool Specifies the name of the pool with which the client session remains persistent. virtual Specifies the name of the virtual with which the client session remains persistent.

     

    Hope that helps.

     

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Philip, try this tmsh command based on maybe client ip address:

 

"tmsh show /ltm persistence persist-records client-addr %client_IP%"

 

There are also other switches like:

 

key Specifies the key to look up in the persist table. It is based on the persist mode. mode Specifies the type of persistence. node-addr Specifies the address of the node with which the client session remains persistent. node-port Specifies the port of the node with which the client session remains persistent. pool Specifies the name of the pool with which the client session remains persistent. virtual Specifies the name of the virtual with which the client session remains persistent.

 

Hope that helps.

 

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Apr 27, 2017

You can also view the same from the Configuration Utility as well. Steps to view is here:

 

1) Navigate to Module Statistics > Local Traffic

 

2) Select "persistence records" from the statistics type drop-down

 

thanks

 

~ Guru