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Racquel_Mays
Feb 09, 2021Employee
Use LTM Policies to Create a VIP listening on Specific Ports
All, we are moving from A10 to F5 LTM. With A10 we have 1 VIP, and up to 4 "service-groups" or pools serving 4 specific ports. My goal is to provide a similar functionality in the LTM using Local Tra...
- Feb 10, 2021
#facepalm...notice the hidden option on the tcp port:
mine was remote by default, changing to local fixed the issue. Working policy that should help:
ltm policy allports_testpolicy { controls { forwarding } last-modified 2021-02-10:16:42:35 requires { tcp } rules { tcp-80 { actions { 0 { forward client-accepted select pool nerdlife_pool } } conditions { 0 { tcp client-accepted port local values { 80 } } } } tcp-8080 { actions { 0 { forward client-accepted select pool nerdlife_pool } } conditions { 0 { tcp client-accepted port local values { 8080 } } } ordinal 1 } tcp-all-else { actions { 0 { shutdown client-accepted connection } } conditions { 0 { tcp client-accepted port local not values { 80 8080 } } } ordinal 2 } } status published strategy first-match }
JRahm
Feb 09, 2021Admin
If you need the virtual server to listen on more than one port, the port should be configured as 0. If you are asking something else, please provide more details and I'll do my best to point you in the right direction.
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