Run the following command to see all Virtual Servers on the F5 LTM

tmsh list /ltm virtual /Production/* | grep '^ltm virtual '

To see all the Virtual Servers I also like to see the associated pools so I run

tmsh list ltm virtual pool

Of course if you have all your Virtual Servers under a partition you will have to include that in the command line...

So find what partitions you have by running

tmsh -c "cd /;list sys folder"

You may get something like this

sys folder / {

device-group Common/device-group-failover-20130422

inherited-devicegroup false

inherited-traffic-group false

traffic-group Common/traffic-group-1

}

sys folder Common {

device-group Common/device-group-failover-20130422

inherited-devicegroup true

inherited-traffic-group true

traffic-group Common/traffic-group-1

}

sys folder DNS {

description "Test partition to prove out SNAT issue"

device-group Common/device-group-failover-20130422

inherited-devicegroup true

inherited-traffic-group false

traffic-group Common/traffic-group-1

}

sys folder Development {

device-group Common/device-group-failover-20130422

inherited-devicegroup true

inherited-traffic-group false

traffic-group Common/traffic-group-1

}

sys folder LDAP {

device-group Common/device-group-failover-20130422

inherited-devicegroup true

inherited-traffic-group false

traffic-group Common/traffic-group-1

}

So I want to look at all Virtual Servers and associated Pools in Development so I would run

tmsh list ltm virtual /Development/* pool