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Jnon
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Jan 18, 2013

VLAN isolation

Currenlty we have several vlans configured behind the f5 for each application, and we are not using snat, I have a need for security reasons, to secure vlans from one another - I have looked into the...
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nitass
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Jan 19, 2013
If so this the default behavior; as long as you don't have a routing VS setup and your VSs and any NATs/SNATs are not enabled on those VLANs no traffic will pass between them.i think it might not be applicable because virtual server, for example, is enabled on incoming vlan. that means we might not be able to control outgoing vlan if route is existing. i do not have any idea which is simple and effective besides route domain.

 

 

just my 2 cents.