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cm watch-devicegroup-device(1)				BIG-IP TMSH Manual			    cm watch-devicegroup-device(1)

NAME
       watch-devicegroup-device - Displays information about the devices in the device group to which the local device belongs.

MODULE
       cm

SYNTAX
       Run the watch-devicegroup-device program within the cm module using the syntax shown in the following sections.

   RUN
	 run watch-devicegroup-device

DESCRIPTION
       You can use the watch-devicegroup-device program to view dynamic information about the synchronization of the devices in
       the device group to which the local device belongs. You can use this information to monitor or troubleshoot the devices.

       By default, multiple devices with identical information are collapsed into a single row that displays in green. The devices
       column identifies the devices by the suffix of the configuration synchronization IP address configured on the device. For
       example, if the devices in a device group have the IP addresses 10.0.0.15 and 10.0.0.16, the IDs in this column will be 15
       and 16. Use the c (collapse) command to deactivate/activate this behavior.

       For example, when you make a change to a device, the change is identified by a commit ID (cid.id) that displays when you
       run the watch-devicegroup-device program.

       Within the program, you can use the following keys:

       Press h to see a list of available commands.
       Press the back tick key (`) to exit the help page.
       Press c to toggle the view from a collapsed view to a full view. The command gathers information from every device in the
       trust group. When all devices in the trust group report the same information the view is collapsed and one line,
       highlighted in green, displays the information. The devices included in the line are shown in the devices column. You can
       press c to see the full view, which displays each device on a separate line.
       Press Ctrl-C to exit the program.
       Press the arrow keys to navigate across the columns or down the rows.

       The content in the columns includes:

       devices
	    Displays the suffix of the configuration synchronization IP address configured on the device. For example, if the
	    devices in a device group have the config-sync IP addresses 10.0.0.15 and 10.0.0.16, the IDs in this column will be 15
	    and 16.

       devgroup
	    Displays the name of the device group to which the device belongs.	Note: This can be a sync-only, failover, or trust
	    device group.

       device
	    Displays the device object name.

       cid.id
	    Displays the commit ID, which is a configuration change identifier.

       cid-orig
	    Displays the name of the device on which the configuration change was made.

       cid.time
	    Displays the time the configuration change was made.

       last_sync
	    Displays the time the device configuration was last synchronized with the device group.

	    The devices in the to-group of a configuration synchronization display the same time in this column. The local device
	    that pushes the configuration to the other devices in the device group (to-group) has a different value in this
	    column.

	    The devices in the from-group of a configuration synchronization display the same time in this column. The local
	    device that receives the configuration from the other devices has a different value in this column. You can use this
	    information to determine a rollback strategy.

SEE ALSO
       run, tmsh, watch-sys-device, watch-trafficgroup-device

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