Forum Discussion
Sep 09, 2013
Make sure your virtual addresses are assigned to traffic-group-1.
In case your floating self IP, VIP, SNAT, NAT or whatever virtual address is assigned to traffic-group-local-only, I guess.
I.e. for a virtual IP address associated with a virtual server it should look as follows:
[root@bigip171:Active:Standalone] config tmsh list ltm virtual-address
ltm virtual-address 10.131.131.109 {
address 10.131.131.109
mask 255.255.255.255
traffic-group traffic-group-1
}
Lookup the virtual address settings in the tab associated with the virtual server settings or simply modify from CLI with:
tmsh modify ltm virtual-address your_ip_address_here traffic-group traffic-group-local-1
Dont forget to:
tmsh save sys config
tmsh run cm config-sync to-group device-group-failover (Perhaps you need to replace the device group name)