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F5 with multiple partitions in NSO

tcragg1
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I'm looking to manage F5 proxies with multiple partitions using NSO. By default NSO appears to only be aware of configuration within the /Common partition. I know I can change the default partition it looks at under the ned-settings, but is it possible to have it manage multiple partitions of an F5 under a single device within NSO, and if so, what is the syntax I need for the partition command to do this?

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Hi Payal,

 

NSO does support multiple partitions using different NSO devices and setting up the partition name in the ned-settings as the original post request. This information is on the NED's README file.

 

Regards,

Roque

 

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For the F5 NED on NSO, you can create partitions but not manage different partitions, if this feature is needed it would have to be a request to be added to NED.

 

Running the following CLI provides information only about Virtual's in the /Common partition and not other partitions so I would have to say the NED does not have visibility into what is configured in other partitions right now

 

- show running-config devices device <device_name> config bigip:ltm virtual

Hi Payal,

 

NSO does support multiple partitions using different NSO devices and setting up the partition name in the ned-settings as the original post request. This information is on the NED's README file.

 

Regards,

Roque

 

rogaglia
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi,Just to understand what you are looking for, why would using different devices be an issue?We use the same design for a number of load balancer/firewalls that after we had developed the NED data model came up with the concept of virutal/partition structures. This design allowed us to be "backward compatible".The only time that I saw some issues was if I tried to create a partition and configure it in the same transaction but that is an imaginary exercise.Roque

Hi Roque,

 

It's not really an issue, I was just wondering because I saw an option under the ned-settings developer-options for "multi-partition-check-sync", which made me think there was a way to do it without splitting the configuration into separate devices. If there isn't a way to do it, multiple devices should be fine for what we need.

 

Thanks,

 

Tim