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Josh_109679
Nimbostratus
Nimbostratusf5 vlan, self ips and routing
We have a HA cluster, and multiple VLANS tagged into a cisco switch. We have a single trunk with two interfaces trunked together. On those interfaces are three vlans, each with a tag. We have setup...
Josh_109679Nimbostratus
NimbostratusWe can probably change that, it will take some doing.
Here are the results of the command:
tmsh list net vlan
net vlan Peernet {
interfaces {
1.8 { }
}
tag 4094
}
net vlan vlan_104 {
interfaces {
bi1-trunk-1 {
tagged
}
}
tag 104
}
net vlan vlan_220 {
interfaces {
bi1-trunk-1 {
tagged
}
}
tag 220
}
net vlan vlan_1901 {
interfaces {
bi1-trunk-1 {
tagged
}
}
tag 1901
}
tmsh list net self
net self 10.1.1.1 {
address 10.1.1.1/30
allow-service {
default
}
traffic-group traffic-group-local-only
vlan Peernet
}
net self floating_ip {
address 137.123.104.190/22
floating enabled
traffic-group traffic-group-1
unit 1
vlan vlan_104
}
net self 172.19.1.191 {
address 172.19.1.191/24
allow-service {
default
}
traffic-group traffic-group-local-only
vlan vlan_1901
}
net self 137.123.104.191 {
address 137.123.104.191/22
allow-service {
default
}
traffic-group traffic-group-local-only
vlan vlan_104
}
tmsh list net route
net route default {
gw 137.123.104.1
network default
}
Since I posted we did remove the floating self ip to the troubled vlan, just to help paint a clearer picture, same results occur, except it just routes to its static address.