IPI - Custom Black List Category

By category are you referring to the blacklist classes that are used to provide unique responses on a per-class basis?

You can confirm if an ip address is blacklisted using:

tmsh show security ip-intelligence info address

I think the idea behind this question is different. Let's say that some source IP addresses are misbehaving and because of that they are automatically added to a custom blacklist category named for example BANNED_IPs. The question is: how to check if that category has some IPs in it?

[root@afm-lb1:Active:In Sync] config tmctl -w130 ip_intelligence_stat context_type context_name category src_ip_blacklist dst_ip_blacklist

global AFM_DROP 3258 0 global AFM_WHITE_LIST 0 0 global AFM_bogons 66767993 0 global WHITELIST 5015160 4806173

This command doesn't display IPs. Only their number within the corresponding catgeory. The question is still not answered. BTW. What is WHITELIST category? Where did it come from? It was not created by me.

I don't believe there is way to display all ip addresses contained in a blacklist but You can confirm if an ip address is blacklisted using:

tmsh show security ip-intelligence info address

Additionally, tmctl -w120 ip_intelligence_stat will give you number of ip addresses by category. I mentioned this command in response to the question posted in the first answer: "The question is: how to check if that category has some IPs in it?"