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New Virtual Server Pool, Self IP and routing configuration
Hi Experts,
I am stuck with a situation
I have a existing virtual server pool 10.60.85.0/26 and associated self IP's 10.60.85.2(non floating) & 3(floating) and gateway 10.60.85.1 on Network firewall. All IP's in the pool are exhausted hence decided to create a new Virtual server pool. there is a default route on F5 pointing to 10.60.85.1.
To create a new VS subnet
Completed below steps
Created a new VLAN and tagged to one free F5 interface
Created self IP's from new VLAN 10.60.94.2(non floating) & 3(floating)
Created Virtual Server from new Pool 10.60.94.5 and attached backed server 10.89.214.2
Traffic to Backend Server from F5 is still going from old subnet self IP's 10.60.85.2 & 10.60.85.3.
Can you please help on what am I missing. I want the SNAT to happen from new self IP's created
D99 It sounds to me like you have automap configure as the SNAT method which will always use the self-IP of the interface closest to the destination. I would not use automap for any of your virtual servers (VS) unless absolutely necessary for various reasons that I won't go into at this moment. I recommend creating a SNAT pool and labeling it SNAT_10.60.94.5 and adding IP 10.60.94.5 to that pool and then under the new VS you will select the SNAT pool you just created called SNAT_10.60.94.5. Once you have SNAT configured the way I have defined you will now see traffic for the VS arriving as 10.60.94.5 to the destination servers.
D99 It sounds to me like you have automap configure as the SNAT method which will always use the self-IP of the interface closest to the destination. I would not use automap for any of your virtual servers (VS) unless absolutely necessary for various reasons that I won't go into at this moment. I recommend creating a SNAT pool and labeling it SNAT_10.60.94.5 and adding IP 10.60.94.5 to that pool and then under the new VS you will select the SNAT pool you just created called SNAT_10.60.94.5. Once you have SNAT configured the way I have defined you will now see traffic for the VS arriving as 10.60.94.5 to the destination servers.
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