
config
BIG-IP® Reference Guide 7-5
config
Synchronizes configurations of two BIG-IP units in a redundant system by
collecting and copying the configuration file(s) from the active unit to the
standby unit (config sync). Also archives configuration files for backup
purposes (config save) and installs saved files (config install).
Synchronizing configuration files
config sync without the all option synchronizes only the basic configuration
file /config/bigip.conf.
config sync all synchronizes the following configuration files:
•The common BIG/db keys
• All common files in /config
• All common files in /etc
config sync running synchronizes the running version of
/config/bigip.conf, which is the image that resides in memory as the system
runs. This file is loaded into memory on the standby unit, it is not saved.
Note
The config sync command applies only to BIG-IP and not to 3-DNS.
Saving configuration files to an archive
config save <file> saves all configuration files to a single archive file,
<file>.ucs, on the local unit without copying it to the standby unit. By
default, <file>.ucs is saved to the directory /user/local/ucs. An alternate
location can be specified by expressing <file> as a relative or absolute path.
For example:
b config save /user/local/config_backup/my_conf
This writes the file my_conf.ucs to the directory
/user/local/config_backup.
b config sync
b config sync all
b config sync running
b config save <file>
b config install <file>
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