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nitass
Apr 20, 2015Employee
Pool1 to communicate with Pool2
VIP(DS)443 -----> VIP(SG)
when pool1 wants to talk to pool2, does it talk to virtual server ip (i.e. sg) or pool member ip (i.e. sg1 or sg2)?
if it is virtual server ip, can you try to add pool1 vlan (i.e. ds1/ds2 vlan) on pool2's virtual server (i.e. sg)?
- D_VCUHS_116063Apr 20, 2015NimbostratusAdding SG1 and SG2 to pool 2, will it also cause both to be Load balanced by VS(SG). VS(SG) and VS(DS) are load balancing for incoming connections from other clients.
- nitassApr 21, 2015Employeeno, i mean enabling vlan on virtual server.
- D_VCUHS_116063Apr 21, 2015NimbostratusIs this under the VS configuration " VLANS and Tunnels" ? Currently I have the vlan of the shared network interface to a firewall selected.
- nitassApr 22, 2015Employeeyes, it is vlans and tunnels. what i mean is to add pool's vlan e.g. add pool1's vlan to pool2's virtual server.
- D_VCUHS_116063Apr 22, 2015NimbostratusThe members assigned to Pool1 and Pool2 are in the same vlan. They all have ip addresses in 10.70.7.0/24 subnet and the BIG LTM interface in that same IP subnet is there default gateway.