Forwarding Virtual Server not working

Thanks for the reply KYY. I've implemented your suggestion. Unfortunately, I am in the same spot.

 

 

From the bigip.conf:

 

 

route default inet {

 

gateway 11.1.1.1

 

}

 

pool gw_pool {

 

member 11.1.1.1:any

 

}

 

virtual ip_forward {

 

destination any:any

 

pool gw_pool

 

mask none

 

}

 

 

On the F5, I ran 'tcpdump -n -i 0.0 tcp port 8093'.

 

From 10.1.1.130 with its gateway of 10.1.1.20, I ran to a known working IP -- 'telnet 12.162.xx.xxxx 8093'.

 

 

The F5 captured:

 

 

17:49:19.399399 802.1Q vlan4094 P0 10.1.1.130.36542 > 12.162.xx.xxxx.8093: S 168

 

875122:168875122(0) win 5840 2> (DF) [tos 0x10]

 

17:49:19.399468 802.1Q vlan4093 P0 10.1.1.130.36542 > 12.162.xx.xxxx.8093: S 168

 

875122:168875122(0) win 5840 2> (DF)

 

17:49:22.399520 802.1Q vlan4094 P0 10.1.1.130.36542 > 12.162.xx.xxxx.8093: S 168

 

875122:168875122(0) win 5840 2> (DF) [tos 0x10]

 

17:49:22.399546 802.1Q vlan4093 P0 10.1.1.130.36542 > 12.162.xx.xxxx.8093: S 168

 

875122:168875122(0) win 5840 2> (DF)

 

17:49:27.062530 802.1Q vlan4094 P0 12.162.xx.xxxx.8093 > 10.1.1.130.36542: R 0:0

 

(0) ack 168875123 win 0 (DF)

 

 

4093 is the external vlan and 4094 is the internal.

 

 

If I am reading this correctly, the .130 hosts connects to the internal vlan, which connects to the external, but then nothing more.

 

 

From the F5, I am able to run the telnet command successfully. I don't think it is routing, but I am in need of a clue as to what to look at next.

 

 

This is the same results I got with my original configuration attempt.

 

 

Ben