Ping problem after upgrade - 11.4

Confused. Which one doesn't work?

ping

or

run util ping

Have you tried to exit TMSH shell? run util bash then try the ping.

Looks like you are being dropped straight into tmsh when you connect. You need to use the Advanced Shell for straight ping. Go to System > Users > 'username' > Terminal Access.

Hello,

I have problem with ping, bash is not an option, due to the fact that we have lot of scripts which use this command.

Best Regards,

Csaba

here ya go: run util ping xxxx@(MYLTM)(Active)(/Common)(tmos) run util ping 11.128.226.90 PING 11.128.226.90 (11.128.226.90) 56(84) bytes of data. 64 bytes from 11.128.226.90: icmp_seq=1 ttl=246 time=45.7 ms 64 bytes from 11.128.226.90: icmp_seq=2 ttl=246 time=45.5 ms 64 bytes from 11.128.226.90: icmp_seq=3 ttl=246 time=45.8 ms

I was able to do this workaround to make ping and other commands working directly from TMSH

create cli alias shared bash { command "run /util bash" description "Run the bash shell" }
create cli alias shared ccmode { command "run /util ccmode" description "Use Common Criteria mode settings" }
create cli alias shared dig { command "run /util dig" description "Interrogate DNS name servers" }
create cli alias shared domain-tool { command "run /util domain-tool" description "Manage Kerberos Host identities" }
create cli alias shared fips-card-sync { command "run /util fips-card-sync" description "Synchronize FIPS hardware security modules of a redundant system" }
create cli alias shared fips-util { command "run /util fips-util" description "Configures and maintains a FIPS security domain on a redundant system" }
create cli alias shared gencert { command "run /util gencert" description "Create self-signed certificate key pairs and certificate signing requests" }
create cli alias shared get-ccn-dossier { command "run /util get-ccn-dossier" description "Display system information for CCN sites" }
create cli alias shared get-dossier { command "run /util get-dossier" description "Display info about system dossier" }
create cli alias shared imish { command "run /util imish" description "Shell to configure dynamic routing" }
create cli alias shared netstat { command "run /util netstat" description "Display network connections, routing tables, interface statistics, masquerade connections, and multicast memberships" }
create cli alias shared ping { command "run /util ping" description "Send ICMP echo requests to network hosts" }
create cli alias shared ping6 { command "run /util ping6" description "Send ICMPv6 echo requests to network hosts" }
create cli alias shared qkview { command "run /util qkview" description "Gather diagnostic information from a BIG-IP system" }
create cli alias shared racoonctl { command "run /util racoonctl" description "Racoon administrative control tool" }
create cli alias shared ssh-keyswap { command "run /util ssh-keyswap" description "Manage SSH keys" }
create cli alias shared ssldump { command "run /util ssldump" description "SSLv3/TLS network protocol analyzer" }
create cli alias shared tcpdump { command "run /util tcpdump" description "Display network traffic" }
create cli alias shared telnet { command "run /util telnet" description "Run the telnet utility." }
create cli alias shared test-monitor { command "run /util test-monitor" description "Test a user created external monitor" }
create cli alias shared tracepath { command "run /util tracepath" description "Trace a path to destination discovering MTU along this path" }
create cli alias shared tracepath6 { command "run /util tracepath6" description "Tracepath for IPv6" }
create cli alias shared traceroute { command "run /util traceroute" description "Trace a path to destination discovering delay along this path" }
create cli alias shared traceroute6 { command "run /util traceroute6" description "Traceroute for IPv6" }
create cli alias shared vconsole { command "run /util vconsole" description "Run vconsole utility" }
create cli alias shared zebos { command "run /util zebos" description "Utility to manage ZebOS routing modules" }

I had 4 boxes (LTM2200 on 11.5.4), two HA pairs. both partitioned. On one unit pair, ping and other commands were available because when I listed:

"list cli alias shared"

I could see aliases for them. On other hand, on HA unit pair where it did not work, these aliases were not created/visible with "list cli alias shared". What is a little mystery for me, is that why those alias commands does not appear when you list full configuration of LTM, they only show with command "list cli alias shared"