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Mil-Lite_61941
Nimbostratus
Dec 12, 2008Policy SNAT Routing
Hi, I have a possible "unique" scenario where I have 3 VIPs (10.10.10.100/24; 10.10.10.150/24; 10.10.10.200/24) in the same broadcast domain/network. Clients always initiate and based on the service they're using they'll target either of the following virtual servers:
VIP 100 requests are forwarded to ServerA
VIP 150 requests are forwarded to ServerB
VIP 200 requests are forwarded to ServerC
All 3 servers default route to the LTM. Fine! So far no problem.
Now here's the challange... ServerD needs to be the backup to all 3 virtual servers so in the event ServerA fails and the LTM redirects traffic for VIP 10.10.10.100 to ServerD how can I tell ServerD to use the SNAT of ServerA (10.10.10.100)? The same applies VIPs 150 and 200.
Can this be accomplished using iRules? If so, how complex is it and is this a common configuration.
Unfortunately I don't know anything about scripting; just a simple network geek.
- James_Quinby_46Historic F5 AccountI'm wondering if you need an iRule for this at all - using priority group activation as a LB method might be the ticket for you. You would add ServerD to all 3 pools and only have it come into service if A, B or C failed. Take a look at:
- Mil-Lite_61941
Nimbostratus
Hi and thanks for the post. How can I associate ServerD with more than one SNAT entry (10.10.10.100, 10.10.10.150 & 10.10.10.200) for egress traffic? I am using priority group activation as noted in the links posted above however when trying to associate ServerD to multiple SNAT lists, the LTM spits out the following message: - eyeball_35403
Nimbostratus
how did you config your server's default gateway?
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