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NimbostratusChange Partition of Virtual Address
When we rolled out our first APM build, we put most of the objects in a partition specific to the service and this has worked out quite well. The first partition has a couple virtuals that have a destination of 0.0.0.0/0 and the associated 0.0.0.0 virtual address was also created in the partition.
We are now rolling out another service and are using a second partition. This second partition also has a virtual which uses 0.0.0.0 and even though the virtuals in both partitions listen on distinct VLANs, I cannot create a virtual that references a virtual address created in another partition.
My question is if there is any issue moving the virtual address from the first partition into /Common? I presume there is no problem doing this but having never done this before I just wanted to ask the experts.
Thanks.
APM 11.5.1
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Brad_ParkerCirrus
You will have to delete it and recreate it. You can however use route domains and assign the unique route domains to the partitions. If you create a route domain for both your VLANs and assign the route domains as the default for each corresponding partition you can create a 0.0.0.0/0 VIP in both partitions.
changes the default route domain for a partition.tmsh modify auth partition default-route-domain
