Symptoms

Updating a VLAN using the WebUI returns an error similar to the following example (note that the internal interface number will vary): 01020036:3: The requested vlan_member (/Common/internal 0.6) was not found. The same error is also logged to the /var/log/webui.log file.

Impact

The changes you were trying to make actually take effect and are saved correctly. Therefore, you can safely ignore the error returned by the WebUI and consider this issue cosmetic in nature.

Conditions

This issue occurs when all of the following conditions are met: - You are operating on a vCMP guest. - The size of the vCMP guest is 1-hyperthread (half a core). - You attempt to modify a VLAN (for example, to update its description) from within the guest itself using the WebUI. Note that even clicking 'Update' within a VLAN's screen, without making any actual changes, results in the issue.

Workaround

There is no need to work around this issue. However, you can make the necessary configuration changes using the tmsh utility from the command line to prevent the error from occurring. Alternatively, you can increase the horizontal size of the vCMP guest to be at least 2-hyperthread (one core) to use its WebUI without errors. Note that if a half-core vCMP guest was sufficient for your needs, doing so you would be effectively wasting your vCMP host's resources.

Fix Information

None

Guides & references

K10134038: F5 Bug Tracker Filter Names and Tips