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Helena_101649
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May 28, 2013

Route Domains and Parent Domain

Hi, I want to setup a scenario similar to the one described in LTM Implementations manual chapter "Web Hosting Multiple Customers Using Route Domains", but with a third route domain which could fo...
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adiezma_1656
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Aug 21, 2013

Hi!,

 

Disable "Strict Isolation" on Route Domains. With R. D. the routes do not cross.

 

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"You can specify the extent to which you want the system to enforce cross-routing restrictions. By default, routes cannot cross route domain boundaries, unless those route domains have a parent-child relationship, or the Strict Isolation route domain setting is disabled on each route domain.Finally, route domains reside in administrative partitions, for security reasons. This allows organizations to restrict the management of isolated BIG-IP system objects to those users with an appropriate user role."

 

Kind Regards. A. Diezma

 

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boneyard
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Aug 22, 2013
i dont believe that is the answer, he doesn't want traffic between RD 1 and RD 2, he wants traffic between RD 0 and RD 1 or RD 0 and RD 2, which should be possible because of the parent child relation like you mention: "unless those route domains have a parent-child relationship".