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Vernon_97235
Mar 01, 2016Historic F5 Account
Are you trying to control how the packet is routed toward the destination address? If so, you can utilize the nexthop command.
I will say that you can, in fact, use a pool as the default gateway, if that's what you really want:
tmsh create net route default network default pool /Common/some-pool-or-another
- Or_A_157009Mar 01, 2016Cirrushey, thanks for the answer. i want to keep my existing default gateway for other traffic. for this specific irule i want a different pool as a gateway. the next hop is a good option if the gateway is one, but in my setup i have a pool with 2 nodes for round robin. the only thing i could think of is a virtual mac at the gateways...
- Vernon_97235Mar 01, 2016Historic F5 AccountCan you insert a specific route to the destination in question? That is, if the node is a single address, say 74.56.1.5, can you add a route for 74.56.1.5/32 pointing to the pool you desire?
- Or_A_157009Mar 02, 2016Cirrusno, the node is dynamic, changes from time to time. but i have figured it out without the node command. got another device after the f5 to do this exact job. thanks!