REFERENCE: https://my.f5.com/manage/s/article/K04756153
SSH into the F5 rSeries appliance with admin
run the following
rseries01# system diagnostics qkview capture filename rseries01_20250213.tar
result Warning: Qkview may contain sensitive data such as secrets, passwords and core files. Handle with care. Please send this file to F5 support.Â
Qkview file rseries01_20250213.tar is being collected.
return code 200
resultint 0Â then keep checking on the status
rseries01# system diagnostics qkview status
result {"Busy":true,"Percent":45,"Status":"collating","Message":"Collating data","Filename":"rseries01_20250213.tar"}
resultint 0Eventually you’ll see 100 percent
rseries01# system diagnostics qkview status
result {"Busy":false,"Percent":100,"Status":"complete","Message":"Completed collection.","Filename":"rseries01_20250213.tar"}
resultint 0Now you need to transfer the file
Its possible iHealth Config is already done so let’s try first to upload using this command
system diagnostics ihealth upload qkview-file <qkview_file>Â description <description>Â service-request-number <case_number>
Example:
system diagnostics ihealth upload qkview-file rseries01_20250213.tar description Troubleshooting service-request-number 00123456If it hangs, it means you need to enter your credentials so CTRL + C to break out to fix the creds
If all else fails, try and transfer the file off the F5 MANUALLY
file export protocol scp local-file diags/shared/qkview/rseries01_20250213.tar remote-host 10.10.10.100 remote-file /tmp/r10000_qkview.tar username admin
You can also use something like FileZilla and download the file
SFTP
Logon Type: Interactive
/var/shared/qkview