STATE_DISABLED STATE_ENABLED VERIFICATION_STATUS_UNKNOWN VERIFICATION_STATUS_NONE VERIFICATION_STATUS_SIGNATURE_NOT_VERIFIED VERIFICATION_STATUS_SIGNATURE_VERIFIED VERIFICATION_STATUS_CHECKSUM_NOT_VERIFIED VERIFICATION_STATUS_CHECKSUM_VERIFIED Gets the names of all CLI scripts.

Creates the specified CLI scripts.

Deletes the specified CLI scripts. An exception will be raised when attempting to delete built-in CLI scripts.

Deletes all user-defined CLI scripts.

Sets the script definition/content for the specified CLI scripts.

Gets the script definition/content for the specified CLI scripts.

Sets the description for the specified CLI scripts. Description is an arbitrary field which can be used for any purpose.

Gets the descriptions for the specified CLI scripts.

Computes and adds a checksum to each specified CLI script. To each CLI script, either checksum or signature can be added but not both. The system will throw an error if both algorithms are attempted on one CLI script. Adding the checksum prevents any unauthorized/ accidental modification to the CLI script content.

Computes and adds a signature to each specified CLI script. The signature is used during CLI script validation to assure that the CLI script's content has not been modified. To each CLI script, either checksum or signature can be added but not both. The system will throw an error if both algorithms are attempted on one CLI script. Adding the signature prevents any unauthorized/accidental modification to the CLI script content.

Clear both signature and checksum fields for the specified CLI scripts. The difference between enabling "ignore_verification" and "clear_verification" is: "ignore" suspends the verification temporarily while leaving the signature and checksum fields intact. Verification can be resumed. "clear" resets for good the signing information as if the CLI scripts had never been signed.

Sets the ignore verification state for the specified CLI scripts. If enabled, the system will ignore the signature or checksum. Otherwise the signature or checksum is used during CLI script validation to assure that the CLI script's content has not been modified.

Gets the state of ignoring the signature or checksum.

Gets the verification status for the specified CLI scripts.

Gets the version information for this interface.

Gets the names of all CLI scripts.

Creates the specified CLI scripts.

Deletes the specified CLI scripts. An exception will be raised when attempting to delete built-in CLI scripts.

Deletes all user-defined CLI scripts.

Sets the script definition/content for the specified CLI scripts.

Gets the script definition/content for the specified CLI scripts.

Sets the description for the specified CLI scripts. Description is an arbitrary field which can be used for any purpose.

Gets the descriptions for the specified CLI scripts.

Computes and adds a checksum to each specified CLI script. To each CLI script, either checksum or signature can be added but not both. The system will throw an error if both algorithms are attempted on one CLI script. Adding the checksum prevents any unauthorized/ accidental modification to the CLI script content.

Computes and adds a signature to each specified CLI script. The signature is used during CLI script validation to assure that the CLI script's content has not been modified. To each CLI script, either checksum or signature can be added but not both. The system will throw an error if both algorithms are attempted on one CLI script. Adding the signature prevents any unauthorized/accidental modification to the CLI script content.

Clear both signature and checksum fields for the specified CLI scripts. The difference between enabling "ignore_verification" and "clear_verification" is: "ignore" suspends the verification temporarily while leaving the signature and checksum fields intact. Verification can be resumed. "clear" resets for good the signing information as if the CLI scripts had never been signed.

Sets the ignore verification state for the specified CLI scripts. If enabled, the system will ignore the signature or checksum. Otherwise the signature or checksum is used during CLI script validation to assure that the CLI script's content has not been modified.

Gets the state of ignoring the signature or checksum.

Gets the verification status for the specified CLI scripts.

Gets the version information for this interface.

CLI scripts are written using Tool Command Language (Tcl). It is used to automate management of the BIG-IP system. CLI scripts can be included in other CLI scripts. Procedures defined in a CLI script can be run by other CLI scripts. It makes common code reuse possible for application template implementations and CLI scripts.