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After setting a device's ConfigSync IP to 'none' and then back to an actual IP address, the device remains in a disconnected state, and cannot establish ConfigSync connections to other BIG-IP systems in its trust domain. MCPD periodically logs messages in /var/log/ltm: err mcpd[27610]: 0107142f:3: Can't connect to CMI peer a.b.c.d, TMM outbound listener not yet created.
Devices unable to ConfigSync.
--- BIG-IP system is in a trust domain with other BIG-IP systems. --- Local device's ConfigSync IP is set to 'none', and then back to an actual IP address.
This workaround will disrupt traffic while TMM restarts: 1. Ensure the local ConfigSync IP is set to an IP address. 2. Restart TMM: bigstart restart tmm This workaround should not disrupt traffic: Copy and paste the following command into the Advanced Shell (bash) on a BIG-IP system, and then run it. This sets the ConfigSync IP for all device objects to 'none', and then back to their correct values. TMPFILE=$(mktemp -p /var/tmp/ ID882609.XXXXXXX); tmsh -q list cm device configsync-ip > "$TMPFILE"; sed 's/configsync-ip .*$/configsync-ip none/g' "$TMPFILE" > "$TMPFILE.none"; tmsh load sys config merge file "$TMPFILE.none"; echo "reverting back to current"; tmsh load sys config merge file "$TMPFILE"
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