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NimbostratusVlan n a Layer 2 device
After configuring a new VLAN on a Layer 2 LTM, I setup a virtual server with an ip from this new vlan. I still can not telnet to this virtual server but can telnet to the pool members. Is the self ip has to do with this? Do I have to creat a self ip for this new vlan.
I am new to this. Please advise.
Thanks.
5 Replies
Cory_50405Noctilucent
Can you post your virtual server config? Are you attempting a telnet on the port the virtual server is configured on?
ReynaldoQ_14206Hi Cory,
Yes I am attempting a telnet on the port the virtual server is configured on.
ltm pool pl_bxb-www.mdgtools_80 { members { 10.196.36.55:80 { session monitor-enabled } 10.196.36.56:80 { session monitor-enabled } } monitor http_php5_test partition common }
ltm virtual vs_bxb-www.mdgtools_80 { destination 10.196.36.126 ip-protocol tcp mask 255.255.255.255 partition common pool pl_bxb-www.mdgtools_80 profiles { fastL4 { } } }
- Cory_50405
If you run a tcpdump on the F5, do you see the port 80 traffic arriving from your client?
- nitass
Employee
ltm virtual vs_bxb-www.mdgtools_80 { destination 10.196.36.126 ip-protocol tcp mask 255.255.255.255 partition common pool pl_bxb-www.mdgtools_80 profiles { fastL4 { } } }
have you tried snat automap under virtual server configuration?
- ReynaldoQ_14206
Sorry nitass for not getting back to you sooner. The virtual server is now reachable. All it took was to uncheck the Address Translation and Port Translation checkbox in the setup.
Thanks for the help though.
