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NAT configuration and Self IPs
Hi,
I guess this is a real LTM NAT 101 question, but it's been bugging me as it's the first time I've had to use NAT-specific configuration on the LTM.
We have some legacy configuration performing NAT like so:
nat "server internal IP" to "LTM external IP"
"server internal IP" is in LAN A 10.1.1.0
"LTM external IP" is in LAN B 182.168.1.1
My question is, presuming to are on separate LANs, does the LTM use it's self IP in relevant LANs (and if so, which self IP) to proxy traffic to the virtual machine? Therefore requiring the LTM to always have a self IP in both the server internal LAN and the external LAN?
Thanks!
1 Reply
- nitass
Employee
not sure if i understand question correctly. anyway, i do not think bigip uses selfip when nating.
e.g.root@ve10(Active)(tmos) list ltm nat ltm nat 172.28.19.252 { originating-address 200.200.200.101 } telnet from external client (192.168.206.209) to nat ip (172.28.19.252) root@ve10(Active)(tmos) show sys connection cs-server-port 23 all-properties Sys::Connections 192.168.206.209:57522 - 172.28.19.252:23 - 200.200.200.101:23 ------------------------------------------------------------- TMM 0 Type any Protocol tcp Idle Time 1 Idle Timeout 300 Unit ID 1 Lasthop external 00:01:e8:d5:d4:47 Virtual Path 172.28.19.252:23 ClientSide ServerSide Client Addr 192.168.206.209:57522 192.168.206.209:57522 Server Addr 172.28.19.252:23 200.200.200.101:23 Bits In 416 0 Bits Out 0 416 Packets In 1 0 Packets Out 0 1 Total records returned: 1
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