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Souravpcs_14061
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Apr 03, 2014

Problem with Route Domain

Hi,

 

I have a 2 route domains one is default and other one is routing domain 1, the external subnet vlan is in route domain 1 and other 2 vlans are in default route domain, I am not able to ping my external vlan to the other 2 internal vlans. Can any one please explain how to do a inter route domain routing between my external and the internal vlan.

 

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  • kunjan's avatar
    kunjan
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    Apr 03, 2014

    Have you tried to disable "Strict Isolation"

     

    If strict isolation is disabled, the BIG-IP system allows traffic forwarding from that route domain to any route domain on the system, without the need to define a parent-child relationship between route domains. Note that in this case, for successful forwarding, you must disable the strict isolation feature on both the forwarding route domain and the target route domain (that is, the route domain to which the traffic is being forwarded).

     

    http://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/products/big-ip_ltm/manuals/product/tmos-ip-routing-administration-11-3-0/2.html