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NAME
list command - Displays components that you have permission to view.
MODULE
All tmsh modules.
SYNTAX
Use the list command within a tmsh module to display the properties of the components in that module. To display the
properties of the components in one module from within another module, use the full path to the component.
list [component]
list [component] [name]
list [component] [name] [property]
list / [module...module] [component] [name] [property]
options:
all-properties
current-module
non-default-properties
one-line
partition
recursive
DESCRIPTION
When the default Read partition is All, use the list command to display all of the components that you have permission to
view within a tmsh module. When you specify a Read partition, the list command displays:
• Only the components that you have permission to view in the current partition
• All of the components that are not in partitions
• All of the components in partition Common
EXAMPLES
list / ltm
From within the gtm module, displays the properties of all of the components in the ltm module, including the components in
the ltm monitor, ltm persistence, and ltm profile modules.
list / ltm current-module
From within the gtm module, displays the properties of all of the components in the ltm module, not including the
components in the ltm monitor, ltm persistence, and ltm profile modules.
list pool
From within the gtm module, displays the properties of all of the Global Traffic Manager pools.
list pool all-properties
From within the gtm module, displays all of the properties of all of the Global Traffic Manager pools.
list pool monitor
From within the gtm module, displays the monitor associated with each Global Traffic Manager pool.
list / ltm pool
From within the gtm module, displays the properties of all of the Local Traffic Manager pools.
OPTIONS
all-properties
Displays the values of all of the properties of the specified component.
component
Specifies the component that you want to display.
current-module
Specifies to display only the components that reside in the specified module, not the components that reside in the
sub-modules of that module.
For example, from within the ltm module to display only the components in the gtm module, and not the components in
the gtm monitor and gtm settings sub-modules, use the following command sequence: list / gtm current-module.
module
Specifies the module within which the component that you want to display resides.
Note: When you use the command list at the module level, by default, the system does not display all of the components
that reside in the specified module. To display the properties of some components you must explicitly specify the
component. For example, from the ltm module, to display the virtual addresses for the Local Traffic Manager, use this
command sequence:
list virtual-address
For more information about displaying the properties of a component, see the man page for the component.
name Specifies the unique name of the component.
non-default-properties
Displays the values of all of the properties for which a user changed the value from the default value for the
specified component.
one-line
Displays the configuration for each object on one line. Configuration that consists of scripts will not be formatted
on to a single line. This include ltm and gtm iRules and tmsh scripts.
partition
Displays the administrative partition within which the specified component exists.
property
Specifies the property of the component that you want to display.
recursive
Specifies to display the components not only from the current folder but also from all sub-folders recursively.
SEE ALSO
tmsh
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