Configuration Listings
Configuration backups are stored in a number of plain-text files and organized into a directory tree. The list command can be used to list the configuration files in the current running Virtual Traffic Manager and any configuration backup or backup archive. Say, for example, that you want to get a list of the virtual servers configured on the current Virtual Traffic Manager:
root@ubuntu1:~# $ZEUSHOME/zxtm/bin/zconf list vservers
root@ubuntu1:~#This output indicates that the vservers directory is empty, and consequently that there are no configured virtual servers. Suppose you want to list the virtual servers in a configuration archive:
root@ubuntu1:~# $ZEUSHOME/zxtm/bin/zconf list vservers --conf-path backup.tar
monitors/Full HTTP
pools/Bar
vservers/FooNotice that while you specified vservers as the glob argument to the list command, that a pool and a monitor are also listed in the output. This is because all dependencies required to make that virtual server work as expected are printed.
