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TammyM_173209's avatar
TammyM_173209
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Oct 08, 2014

Hyper-V Internal Network

I have this configuration in the picture attached. Forgive the crude drawing. Basically I created an internal network so the F5 Management and a windows box could be on it's own network. The windows box and the host can ping each other - but neither can find the F5 management ip.

 

If I config the box to have our internal network subnet on it - I can ping it, get to the management http interface, but I cannot configure it because it's on the same subnet as the servers I'm trying to load balance.

 

Do I have this wrong? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

 

management

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  • boneyard's avatar
    boneyard
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    Oct 09, 2014
    you checked all the usual things, subnet mask, interface up, IP conflict, ...? what exactly is the host? can you ping from the management interface to the windows system?
  • TammyM_173209's avatar
    TammyM_173209
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    Oct 13, 2014
    I could not ping the management interface from anything. I later found that it seemed to be a binding issue with the NIC and the IP. Even though it appears to be configured correctly, I manually bound the IP to the virtual adapter and it magically started working. Everything is good now - marching on!