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CirrostratusWhere is this routing to?
Hey, all. I'm trying to trace out the route on one of my networks and it is hitting a Big IP that is configured quite differently than any of the other Big IPs I use. Typically when something gets routed through my Big IP I take the self IP, navigate to the correct partition, review the routing table, and take whatever route is listed... Easy.
On this Big IP under the Self IP section I see (IPs changed, but all other information is the same) (I left out the "application" field as it is empty):
Name IP Address Netmask VLAN / Tunnel Traffic Group Partition / Path
10.1.1.1 10.1.1.1 255.255.255.0 prod100 traffic-group-local-only Common
I then go to the Routes section and look under the "Common" partition and see ("netmask" field removed as it was empty):
Name Destination Route Domain Resource Type Resource Partition / Path
default_prod_200 Default IPv4 3 Gateway 10.15.1.1%3 Common
default_trans_202_203 Default IPv4 1 Gateway 10.15.2.1%1 Common
default_trans_204_205 Default IPv4 1 Gateway 10.15.3.1%2 Common
Which route is this going to be taking? How can I confirm? Are there any CLI commands that would make determining the route easier than my current method of navigating the multiple screens of the GUI?
Thanks.
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From your screenshots it seems there are 4 route domains: 0 (Common), 1, 2 and 3.
On the CLI you can use the commands:
# rdexec 0 ip r
# rdexec 1 ip r
# rdexec 2 ip r
# rdexec 3 ip r
This will show the route table for route domain 0, 1, 2 and 3.
