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- DevBabuCirrus
You can try creating scf file and restoring it in new box.
You could probably well if both run on same versions
- Backup config/bigip.conf file from 1600 box.
- Create base configuration on the 5050 box.
- Copy config/bigip.conf from 1600 box to config folder in 5050 box (I would backup the 5050 box before copying)
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load verify the config: tmsh load sys config verify
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If found errors correct the error and repeat step 4.
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If no errors, load the config: tmsh load sys config
- DevBabuCirrus
You can try creating scf file and restoring it in new box.
You could probably well if both run on same versions
- Backup config/bigip.conf file from 1600 box.
- Create base configuration on the 5050 box.
- Copy config/bigip.conf from 1600 box to config folder in 5050 box (I would backup the 5050 box before copying)
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load verify the config: tmsh load sys config verify
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If found errors correct the error and repeat step 4.
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If no errors, load the config: tmsh load sys config
- Stanislas_Piro2Cumulonimbus
Hi,
use the following command to list virtual server configuration:
tmsh list ltm virtual one-line
copy the output use and the following command to import it on the new hardware:
tmsh load sys config merge from-terminal
paste followed by CTRL-D
you can do the same with pools (and every part of configuration):
tmsh list ltm pool one-line
- Brad_ParkerCirrus
If you are just wanting to restore your 1600 to a new 5050 platform you can restore the whole config minus the license using
.tmsh load ucs ucsfilename no-license no-platform-check