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!SELECT THE CORRECT VLAN
nat dynamic 1 vlan 200
!DELETE UNUSED PROBES
no probe https TMS-Monitoring-443
no probe http TMS-Monitoring-80
no probe https TMS-WEBSERVICES-443
no probe https CITIES-PROBE-TCP-443
no probe https BOOKING-PROBE-TMS
!CONFIGURE A NAT POOL ON THE CORRECT VLAN
interface vlan 200
!CONFIGURE THE ADDRESS RANGE FOR NAT
nat-pool 1 10.0.200.30 10.0.200.30 netmask 255.255.255.0 pat
Example F5 BIG-IP Configuration
After initial configuration of your F5 BIG-IP load balancer, you can configure it with the settings below using copy and
paste. All IP addresses, DNS names, usernames, and passwords must be amended to reflect your actual configuration
prior to applying the settings to your load balancer.
paste. All IP addresses, DNS names, usernames, and passwords must be amended to reflect your actual configuration
prior to applying the settings to your load balancer.
#CREATE VLAN 200 on BIGIP INTERFACE 1.3
tmsh create net vlan VLAN200 interfaces add {1.3} tag 200
tmsh create net vlan VLAN200 interfaces add {1.3} tag 200
#CREATE BIGIP SELF IP IN VLAN 200
tmsh create net self 10.0.200.24/24 vlan VLAN200 allow-service none
tmsh create net self 10.0.200.24/24 vlan VLAN200 allow-service none
#CREATE TMS NODES
tmsh create ltm node nd-TMS-01 address 10.0.200.50 monitor icmp description 'TMS NODE 01'
tmsh create ltm node nd-TMS-02 address 10.0.200.60 monitor icmp description 'TMS NODE 02'
tmsh create ltm node nd-TMS-01 address 10.0.200.50 monitor icmp description 'TMS NODE 01'
tmsh create ltm node nd-TMS-02 address 10.0.200.60 monitor icmp description 'TMS NODE 02'
#CREATE MONITOR FOR TMS KEEPALIVE THE GUID IS FOUND IN TMS GUI
tmsh create ltm monitor https mn-TMS-HTTPS {cipherlist DEFAULT:+SHA:+3DES:+kEDH compatibility enabled
defaults-from https destination *:443 interval 5 password flott recv 200 recv-disable 503 send "HEAD
/tms/public/IsAlive.aspx?guid=<CHANGE TO THE GUID OF YOUR CISCO TMS>\r\n" time-until-up 0 timeout 16
username 'domain\\username'}
tmsh create ltm monitor https mn-TMS-HTTPS {cipherlist DEFAULT:+SHA:+3DES:+kEDH compatibility enabled
defaults-from https destination *:443 interval 5 password flott recv 200 recv-disable 503 send "HEAD
/tms/public/IsAlive.aspx?guid=<CHANGE TO THE GUID OF YOUR CISCO TMS>\r\n" time-until-up 0 timeout 16
username 'domain\\username'}
#CREATE POOL USING OUR NEWLY CREATED MONITOR
tmsh create ltm pool pl-TMS-HTTPS monitor mn-TMS-HTTPS members add {nd-TMS-01:443 nd-TMS-02:443}
tmsh create ltm pool pl-TMS-HTTPS monitor mn-TMS-HTTPS members add {nd-TMS-01:443 nd-TMS-02:443}
#CREATE VIRTUAL SERVER WITH VIP IP
tmsh create ltm virtual vs-TMS-HTTPS {description "TMS Redundancy Virtual Server" destination 10.0.200.40:443 ip-
protocol tcp mask 255.255.255.255 pool pl-TMS-HTTPS profiles add {fastL4} source 0.0.0.0/0 source-address-
translation {type automap} translate-address enabled translate-port enabled vlans add {VLAN200} vlans-enabled}
tmsh create ltm virtual vs-TMS-HTTPS {description "TMS Redundancy Virtual Server" destination 10.0.200.40:443 ip-
protocol tcp mask 255.255.255.255 pool pl-TMS-HTTPS profiles add {fastL4} source 0.0.0.0/0 source-address-
translation {type automap} translate-address enabled translate-port enabled vlans add {VLAN200} vlans-enabled}
#SAVE CONFIG
tmsh save sys config
tmsh save sys config
#END
Local Files for Synchronization
During installation of Cisco TMS, customizable files are added which must be synchronized between the two servers
when using a redundant deployment.
when using a redundant deployment.
The files include software and images which can be uploaded to Cisco TMS, and images created by Cisco TMS.
In a default installation the files are located here:
C:\Program Files (x86)\TANDBERG\TMS\Config\System\
C:\Program Files (x86)\TANDBERG\TMS\Data\GenericEndpoint\
C:\Program Files (x86)\TANDBERG\TMS\Data\SystemTemplate\
C:\Program Files (x86)\TANDBERG\TMS\wwwTMS\Data\CompanyLogo\
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