Last Modified: Apr 28, 2025
Affected Product(s):
BIG-IP MA-VE
Known Affected Versions:
12.0.0, 12.0.0 HF1, 12.0.0 HF2
Fixed In:
12.1.0, 12.0.0 HF3
Opened: Sep 08, 2015 Severity: 3-Major
ConfigSync does not work in Virtual Edition (VE) configurations provisioned with a single NIC and single IP.
You will be unable to to enable ConfigSync, or to synchronize configurations among the devices in a Device Group.
This occurs when using BIG-IP VE v12.0.0 for Microsoft Azure and Amazon AWS when provisioned with a single NIC and a single IP address.
None.
You can configure ConfigSync Only (there is no support of network failover, but it should be selected and disabled when creating the Device Group), for BIG-IP VE provisioned with a single NIC and a single IP address using the following steps: Steps to configure ConfigSync in Azure VE provisioned with a single NIC and a single IP address - configure configsync-ip in each VE/device - run "tmsh modify cm device <bigipX> configsync-ip <self-ip>" in each VE/device - in the master VE/device, run the following tmsh cmd-line: - to add all other VEs/devices to the trust-domain - run "tmsh modify cm trust-domain Root ca-devices add { <peer-mgmt-ip> } name <bigipX> user <user> password <password>" for each VE/device - to create a new device group for all VEs/devices - run "tmsh create cm device-group <device-group> devices add { <all-device-names-separated-by-space> } type sync-failover auto-sync enabled network-failover disabled - run "tmsh run cm config-sync to-group <device-group>" to initially sync-up configs among devices in device-group - Use version 12.0.0 HF1 EHF14 and later images. - Use a static private IP address provided by Azure Virtual Network. - Set db-var 'provision.1nicautoconfig' to be 'disable' before beginning. * No support of network failover when setting up ConfigSync in Azure. - A typical setup is as follows: - Configure configsync-ip in each VE/device. - In each VE/device, run the command: tmsh modify cm device <bigipX> configsync-ip <self-ip>. - In the master VE/device, complete the following steps at the tmsh command line: - To add all other VEs/devices to the trust-domain, complete the following steps at the tmsh command line for each VE/device: - Run the command: tmsh modify cm trust-domain Root ca-devices add { <peer-mgmt-ip> } name <bigipX> user <user> password <password>. - To create a new device group for all VEs/devices: - Run the command: tmsh create cm device-group <device-group> devices add { <all-device-names-separated-by-space> } type sync-failover auto-sync enabled network-failover disabled. - To initially sync-up configs among devices in device-group, run the command: tmsh run cm config-sync to-group <device-group>.