[rancid] f5 LTM help

[Matthew MacAulay]

That's what worked for me. :-)

I had to change one or two of the commands in francid for the version of
traffic manager I am running. If you edit francid and look for the
@commandtable you can see what commands will run.

You can check in rancid-fe that francid is listed in the %vendortable but
its there by default so you should be good to go.

Regards,

Mat.


On Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 3:10 AM, Matt Almgren <malmgren at skyfire.com> wrote:

>  Hey all, I've managed to get Cisco and Juniper working with Rancid, but
> with f5, there doesn't seem to be much documentation.
>
>  I did find a "f5rancid" in the 'bin' directory, but I'm not sure how to
> use it.
>
>  Do I simply put this in my routers.db file:
>
>  <hostname>:f5:up
>
>  Or is there some other "device-type" that is required to make rancid
> call the 'f5rancid' script?
>
>  Thanks, Matt
>
>
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