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SalishSeaSecurity
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Jul 31, 2019

Can iquery operate on multiple interfaces?

This conversation suggests it is possible: https://devcentral.f5.com/s/feed/0D51T00006j3OvySAE However, when we added more IPs to the servers in the server list, we saw intermittent failures to upda...
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SalishSeaSecurity
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Aug 01, 2019

JG,

I think in this case 'netstat -ant | grep 4353 | grep EST' would have been more illustrative.

I am familiar with K13690. In fact, it was the command 'tmsh show /gtm server all' that prompted to me to consider running 'gtm_add <remote gtm additional address>'. But I could find no documentation to support multiple uses of the gtm_add command against the same target with multiple addresses. My original question could have been phrased more precisely. Of course, a GTM can run iquery over multiple interfaces to connect to multiple GTMs or LTMs over different network paths. However, that is not the problem I am trying to solve. The real issue is can a GTM communicate with iquery to multiple interfaces on another GTM or LTM? To illustrate:

 

GTMA: 10.10.10.1 & 172.16.10.1

GTMB: 10.10.20.1 & 17.16.20.1

 

They both exchange iquery over their 10.10.x.x addresses. Can they concurrently exchange iquery over their 172.16.x.x interfaces?

 

TIA,

JB