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J_B
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Nov 27, 2012

BIGIP LTM VE Lab limitations

Hi,

 

what limits on network troughput have the ltm ve LAB edition?

 

I found no definitiv value that told me this. I only know that is limited.

 

Can some one help me pls?

 

Cheers, Jochen

 

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  • qe_102628's avatar
    qe_102628
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    Nov 27, 2012
    Lab Edition = 10 megabits of throughput.

     

     

     

    When logged into the system as root, you can find the limit on Virtual Edition this way:

     

    grep Mbps /var/log/tmm
  • blwavg_10621's avatar
    blwavg_10621
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    Feb 10, 2014

    I just purchased the new $95 (F5-BIG-VE-LAB). This is an extract from my license page:

    NOTE: Some other limitations apply, such as 10Mb of throughput.

    BIG-IP, LAB (LTM,APM,ASM,AM, GTM), VE(Perpetual)
◦IPV6 Gateway
◦Rate Shaping
◦Ram Cache
◦50 MBPS COMPRESSION
◦SSL, 500 TPS Per Core
◦Client Authentication
◦ASM, VE
◦AFM, VE
◦WOM, VE
◦DNS Services
◦WBA, VE
◦PSM, VE
◦Acceleration Manager, VE
◦DNSSEC
◦Anti-Virus Checks
◦Base Endpoint Security Checks
◦Firewall Checks
◦Network Access
◦Secure Virtual Keyboard
◦APM, Web Application
◦Machine Certificate Checks
◦Protected Workspace
◦Max Compression, VE
◦Remote Desktop
◦App Tunnel
◦SSL, Max TPS, VE
◦Routing Bundle, VE
◦DNS Rate Fallback, 50
◦GTM Rate Fallback, 8
◦DNS Licensed Objects, 0
◦GTM Rate, 8
◦DNS Rate Limit, 50 QPS
◦GTM Licensed Objects, 0
◦DNS Rate Fallback, Unlimited
◦DNS Licensed Objects, Unlimited
◦DNS Rate Limit, Unlimited QPS
•DNSSEC(Perpetual) 
•GTM, VE(Perpetual)
◦IPV6 Gateway
◦Ram Cache
◦STP
◦DNS Express
◦Routing Bundle, VE
◦GTM Licensed Objects, Unlimited
◦DNS Rate Fallback, Unlimited
◦DNS Licensed Objects, Unlimited
◦GTM Rate Fallback, (UNLIMITED)
◦DNS Rate Limit, Unlimited QPS
◦GTM Rate, Unlimited
  • John_Buchanan's avatar
    John_Buchanan
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    Feb 04, 2015

    Does anyone know if there are limitations on monitoring and alerting? Specifically SNMP Traps? I have a VE on 11.6.0 that I'm using to develop ASM policies and want to test/tune my alerts before going in to production, and for the life of me it's not sending traps (and I'm definitely generating violations by doing XSS and injection attacks via request intercept with WebScarab).

     

    John