Is possible to get muti floating IP?

Posted By Chris Miller on 03/05/2011 10:54 AM

 

Can you elaborate on "two public IP for different service?" If you're not in the mood for route domains, an iRule might be an option. Or, if you're trying to use different public addresses for different outbound ports, then you could simply create separate Virtual Servers with separate SNAT Pools. Just need to understand more about what you're going for.

 

 

My problem maybe will be solved if I used different IP from different network and assign it to different vlan.

 

 

to be clear I mean by Nat firewall Nat.

 

 

The firewall will Nat F5 self floating IP to public IP to connect with out side or public service.

 

 

As you know I can't assign same IP when I use Nat (in firewall).

 

 

I will explain again.

 

 

I have two service from two VIP each one should be translate to different IP address to be possible to use Nat from the firewall.

 

 

My VIPs:

 

 

10.0.10.11 port 80

 

 

Another VIP:

 

 

10.0.10.11 port 222

 

 

 

I want the first VIP got out with IP:

 

10.0.10.12 (floating IP)

 

 

And the second VIP go out with IP:

 

10.0.10.13 (floating IP)

 

 

 

Note:

 

I have two device as (Active and Standby) this why I need use floating.

 

 

 

Is it OK to create two floating IP or not possible?

 

 

 

 

Thank you all