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NimbostratusDefault Route Setup with Multiple /26 VLANS
Hi Everyone,
A new "business requirement" made us create over 53 VLANs now which are all /26. Each one has its own default gateway on the Layer 3 switch. I currently had a default route added to make the self-IP's talk to each other, but the address range for that fell into only 1 of the 53 VLAN subnets. SO....I had to add another VLAN today along with it's self IP info and I can't ping the HA peer's self. I'm pretty certain its the default route, as my tcpdump is showing the self reporting destination host unreachable. My question though, is how could I "easily" add multiple routes per VLAN? I probably have to remove the original default route which had only 1 /26 on it..Thanks
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Matt_Breedlove_Hi Jeff,
You can simply add the additional routes per VLAN in the LTM config. Is it not allowing you to do so for the 53 /26's? Is there an error it is giving you?
There aren't really any limitations on the LTM in regards to standard IPv4 routing. Regardless of the number of routes or vlans there should be no issue with inter-subnet communication Hope this helps
- Matt_Breedlove_
Hi Jeff,
You can simply add the additional routes per VLAN in the LTM config. Is it not allowing you to do so for the 53 /26's? Is there an error it is giving you?
There aren't really any limitations on the LTM in regards to standard IPv4 routing. Regardless of the number of routes or vlans there should be no issue with inter-subnet communication Hope this helps
Jeff_46763Thanks, no it is not letting me. I think the reason is that currently, we only have the 0.0.0.0 default route which points up to the L3 Gateway. If I were to add the gateway's in for the rest of the /26's.....I'd have to add the "destination", "netmask" and "gateway".....what would the "destination" be?? I would think it should just be a gateway IP address twice?? I would think a default route should have covered everything though?
- Jeff_46763
Thanks for the help, looks like they created the VLAN at the host, but didn't apply it to the Guest under the "selected" VLANS. Once that happened, it re-arped and was golden. No route was needed
