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NAME
       general - Configures the general settings for the Global Traffic Manager.

MODULE
       gtm global-settings

SYNTAX
       Modify or display the general component within the gtm global-settings module using the syntax in the
       following sections.

   MODIFY
	modify general
	  options:
	    automatic-configuration-save-timeout [integer]
	    auto-discovery [no | yes]
	    auto-discovery-interval [integer]
	    cache-ldns-servers [no | yes]
	    domain-name-check [allow-underscore | none]
	    drain-persistent-requests [no | yes]
	    forward-status [enable | disable]
	    gtm-sets-recursion [no | yes]
	    heartbeat-interval [integer]
	    iquery-cipher-list [string]
	    iquery-crl-validation-depth  [full | device]
	    iquery-minimum-tls-version [string]
	    iquery-reverify-on-crl-becoming-active [no | yes]
	    iquery-reverify-on-crl-expiring [no | yes]
	    iquery-reverify-on-crl-file-update [no | yes]
	    iquery-use-expired-crls [no | yes ]
	    iquery-use-not-yet-active-crls [no | yes]
	    iquery-use-revoked-certs [never | existing | always]
	    monitor-disabled-objects [no | yes]
	    nethsm-timeout [integer]
	    nsec3-types-bitmap-strict [enable | disable]
	    peer-leader [name]
	    send-wildcard-rrs [enable | disable]
	    static-persist-cidr-ipv4 [integer]
	    static-persist-cidr-ipv6 [integer]
	    synchronization [no | yes]
	    synchronization-group-name [name]
	    synchronization-time-tolerance [integer]
	    synchronization-timeout [integer]
	    synchronize-zone-files [no | yes]
	    synchronize-zone-files-timeout [integer]
	    topology-allow-zero-scores [no | yes]
	    virtuals-depend-on-server-state [no | yes]
	    wideip-zone-nameserver [string]

	edit general
	 options:
	   all-properties
	   non-default-properties
	   one-line

   DISPLAY
	list
	list general
	show running-config general
	show running-config general [option name]
	  options:
	    all-properties
	    non-default-properties

DESCRIPTION
       You can use the general component to modify or display the General Traffic Manager settings.

EXAMPLES
       modify general auto-discovery no

       Turns off auto-discovery for the Global Traffic Manager.

       list general all-properties

       Displays all properties of the general settings for the Global Traffic Manager.

OPTIONS
       automatic-configuration-save-timeout
	    Sets the timeout, in seconds, indicating how long to wait after a GTM configuration change before
	    automatically saving the GTM configuration to the bigip_gtm.conf. A timeout of -1 will cause the GTM
	    configuration to NEVER be saved. A value of 0 will cause the GTM configuration to be saved immediately.
	    The default value is 15 seconds.

       auto-discovery
	    Specifies whether the auto-discovery process is activated for this system. The default value is no.

       auto-discovery-interval
	    Specifies the frequency, in seconds, between system attempts to discover network components. The default
	    value is 30.

       cache-ldns-servers
	    Specifies whether the system retains, in cache, all local DNS servers that make requests. The default
	    value is yes.

	     You must enable this option if you want the system to store and use the LDNS path information.

       domain-name-check
	    Specifies the parameters for the Global Traffic Manager to use when performing domain name checking. The
	    default value is allow-underscore.

	    The possible values are:

	    allow-underscore
		The Global Traffic Manager checks domain names according to the specifications in RFC 1123
		Requirements for Internet Hosts - Application and Support, except that underscores are allowed.

	    none
		No validation is performed. Anything is allowed.

	    idn-compatible
		Deprecated since v12.1.0. Equivalent to allow-underscore. Value of idn-compatible will be saved as
		allow-underscore.

	    strict
		Deprecated since v12.1.0. Equivalent to allow-underscore. Value of strict will be saved as allow-
		underscore.

       drain-persistent-requests
	    Specifies, when set to yes, that when you disable a pool, load-balanced, persistent connections remain
	    connected until the TTL expires. The default value is yes. If you set this option to no, any persistent
	    connections terminate immediately when a pool is disabled.

       forward-status
	    Specifies, when set to enabled, that the availability status change for GTM objects will be shared with
	    subscribers. This option will enable iControl clients to receive event notifications when a change
	    occurs.

       gtm-sets-recursion
	    Specifies, when set to yes, that the system enables recursive DNS queries, regardless of whether the
	    requesting local DNS enabled recursive queries. The default value is no.

       heartbeat-interval
	    Specifies the frequency at which the Global Traffic Manager queries other BIG-IP(r) systems for updated
	    data. When configuring monitors for BIG-IP systems, F5 Networks recommends that the probe-interval option
	    for the monitor be equal to or greater than the this option. The default value is 10.

       iquery-cipher-list
	    This is a ":" separated list of cipher specifications as accepted by the "openssl ciphers" command.
	    OpenSSL will use the cipher list to negotiate a mutually acceptable cipher with the server during iQuery
	    connection setup.

       iquery-crl-validation-depth
	    Determines which CRL(s) are required during certificate validation for iQuery connections. The default
	    value is full.

	    The possible values are:

	    full
		A CRL must exist for every certificate authority in the certificate chain.

	    device
		A CRL must exist for the certificate authority that issued the certificate. CRL(s) for other
		certificate authorities in the certificate chain are not used.

       iquery-minimum-tls-version
	    This is a string to specify the minimum TLS version that will be offered by the client (GTM) during
	    iQuery connection negotiation.

       iquery-reverify-on-crl-becoming-active
	    Specifies, when set to yes, that all existing iQuery connections will have their certificates reverified
	    whenever a whenever a CRL becomes active (thisUpdate is reached). The default value is yes.

       iquery-reverify-on-crl-expiring
	    Specifies, when set to yes, that all existing iQuery connections will have their certificates reverified
	    whenever a CRL expires (nextUpdate is reached). The default value is yes.

       iquery-reverify-on-crl-file-update
	    Specifies, when set to yes, that all existing iQuery connections will have their certificates reverified
	    whenever the CRL file is updated. The default value is yes.

       iquery-send-wildcard-rrs
	    Specifies, when set to enable, that WideIPs or WideIP aliases that contain wildcards will autogenerate
	    Resource Records in the BIND database. The default value is disable.

       iquery-use-expired-crls
	    Specifies, when set to yes, that the validation of an iQuery SSL certificate can use an expired CRL (the
	    \"nextUpdate\" field of the CRL in the past). The default value is yes.

       iquery-use-not-yet-active-crls
	    Specifies, when set to yes, that the validation of an iQuery SSL certificate can use a not yet active CRL
	    (the \"thisUpdate\" field of the CRL in the future). The default value is yes.

       iquery-use-revoked-certs Specifies the action to take when a certificate is found to be revoked during the
       verification of an iQuery connection.
	    The options are:

	    never
		Do not allow the usage of revoked certificates. All new connections that are found to be revoked will
		be rejected. Any existing connections that are found to now be revoked will be disconnected.

	    existing
		Only allow the usage of revoked certificates on previously established iQuery connections. Reject all
		new connections with certificates that are found to be revoked.

	    always
		Allow the usage of revoked certificates on all new and existing iQuery connections.

       monitor-disabled-objects
	    Specifies, when set to yes, that the system will continue to monitor objects even if the objects are
	    disabled. The default value is no.

       nethsm-timeout
	    Time to wait on a NetHSM key creation operation for DNSSEC before retry. Default is 20 seconds.

       nsec3-types-bitmap-strict
	    When the nsec3-types-bitmap-strict setting has a default value of disabled the BIG-IP responds
	    permissively to DS record queries when authenticating denial of existence. That is to say, the NSEC3
	    types bitmap will contain NS, even if we cannot be sure such a record exists.

	    When the setting is set to non-default value enabled (ie strict), the BIG-IP will only confirm the
	    existence of the NS record (via the types bitmap of the NSEC3) when the zone is configured as an
	    unsecured delegation on the DNSSEC Zone. If it is not configured, the BIG-IP will respond with TXT in the
	    types bitmap.

       peer-leader
	    Specifies the name of a GTM server to be used for executing certain features, such as creating DNSSEC
	    keys.

       send-wildcard-rrs
	    Specifies, when set to enable, that WideIPs or WideIP aliases that contain wildcards will autogenerate
	    Resource Records in the BIND database. The default value is disable.

       static-persist-cidr-ipv4
	    Specifies the number of bits of the IPv4 address that the system considers when using the Static Persist
	    load balancing mode. The default value is 32.

       static-persist-cidr-ipv46
	    Specifies the number of bits of the IPv6 address that the system considers when using the Static Persist
	    load balancing mode. The default value is 128.

       synchronization
	    Specifies whether this system is a member of a synchronization group. The default value is no.

	    Members of the synchronization group continuously share configuration and metrics collection information.
	    The synchronization group can contain Global Traffic Managers and Link Controllers.

       synchronization-group-name
	    Specifies the name of the synchronization group to which the system belongs. The default name is default.

       synchronization-time-tolerance
	    Specifies the number of seconds that one system clock can be out of sync with another system clock, in
	    the synchronization group. If the variance between the clock times is higher than the time tolerance
	    setting, the system logs the time difference once per hour.

	    Possible values are 0 (zero), and 5 - 600. (Values 1 through 4 are automatically set to 5, and 0 (zero)
	    turns time synchronization off.) The default value is 10 seconds.

	    Note: If you are using NTP to synchronize the clock with a time server, select a time tolerance other
	    than 0 (zero). When you do this, the system uses the synchronization-time-tolerance option as a fail-over
	    mechanism if NTP is disabled for any reason.

       synchronization-timeout
	    Specifies the number of seconds that the system attempts to synchronize the Global Traffic Manager
	    configuration with a synchronization group member. If the synchronization times out, the system tries
	    again. The default value is 180.

       synchronize-zone-files
	    Specifies whether the system synchronizes zone files among the synchronization group members. The default
	    value is no.

       synchronize-zone-files-timeout
	    Specifies the number of seconds that a synchronization group member attempts to synchronize its zone
	    files with a synchronization group member. If the synchronization times out, the system tries again. The
	    default value is 300.

       topology-allow-zero-scores
	    Specifies if topology load-balancing or QoS load-balancing with topology enabled will return pool members
	    with zero topology scores. The default value is yes.

       virtuals-depend-on-server-state
	    Specifies whether the system marks a virtual server down when the server on which the virtual server is
	    configured can no longer be reached via iQuery. The default value is yes.

       wideip-zone-nameserver
	    Specifies the DNS Nameserver to use for all NS records for automatically generated DNS Zones created for
	    all Wide IPs. It should be set to a registered DNS Nameserver for the Wide IPs.

SEE ALSO
       edit, gtm global-settings load-balancing, gtm global-settings metrics, gtm global-settings metrics-exclusions,
       list, modify, show, tmsh

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BIG-IP						      2020-03-04		       gtm global-settings general(1)