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In order to rename one object, you have 3 options. | In order to rename one object, you have 3 options. | ||
− | Edit bigip.conf | + | Edit /config/(partition)/bigip.conf |
Create new object and switch over during change window (might require dummy IP), then delete old one | Create new object and switch over during change window (might require dummy IP), then delete old one | ||
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Then you can rename the object: | Then you can rename the object: | ||
− | (tmos)# mv ltm pool1 | + | (tmos)# mv ltm pool pool1 poolX |
+ | (tmos)# mv ltm virtual vs1 vsX | ||
It's advisable to revert back once finished: | It's advisable to revert back once finished: | ||
(tmos)# modify /sys db mcpd.mvenabled value false | (tmos)# modify /sys db mcpd.mvenabled value false |
Latest revision as of 20:24, 2 May 2021
Back to Local Traffic Mananger
In order to rename one object, you have 3 options.
Edit /config/(partition)/bigip.conf
Create new object and switch over during change window (might require dummy IP), then delete old one
Enable the MV operation (this might restart TMM and cause failover):
(tmos)# modify /sys db mcpd.mvenabled value true
Then you can rename the object:
(tmos)# mv ltm pool pool1 poolX (tmos)# mv ltm virtual vs1 vsX
It's advisable to revert back once finished:
(tmos)# modify /sys db mcpd.mvenabled value false