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Approxee
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Dec 28, 2013

Removing VLAN - and routing to Node

I am working with a customer that want to put all of their networks that are currently directly connected to the F5, behind another L3 interface. So we are now affectedly rouring to the node, rather ...
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Kevin_Stewart
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Dec 28, 2013

You have pool members that are in a different subnet and you have a route to that subnet through either a default or other specific route. If you create a route to another subnet then you should have a VLAN and self-IP in the local subnet (the subnet that exists between the F5 and the router) - so the device knows which physical path to take to get to that network. You could alternately send a route through a specific VLAN, but it certainly doesn't hurt to have a local self-IP.