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LuisPuma_134788
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Feb 07, 2015

Why did I need to reboot the routers?

Hello guys,

 

Just a Mickey Mouse question please.

 

I needed to replace a production box by using a strongbox. I uploaded the configuration and I was sure that everything went fine with the strongbox. I connected the strongbox, but I did not succeed in anything. All the services were down, even the internal user´s navigation. They could not go out to the Internet.

 

I rebooted the routers of the ISPs and everything worked. Why? I am just managing static routing pointing to the routers and servers. It is supposed that no matter device I connect, there must be connectivity. I am not having any kind of security in the routers.

 

I am having a link controller module (v10.2.4) with no Advanced Protocols licensed.

 

Thanks

 

LP

 

deployment
management

2 Replies

  • The_Bhattman's avatar
    The_Bhattman
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    Feb 08, 2015

    Hi LP,

     

    If you can provide more details (error messages) on the devices perhaps it might help those formulate a possible solution to your issue.

     

  • StephanManthey's avatar
    StephanManthey
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    Feb 08, 2015

    Hi Luis,

     

    I guess it was just the ARP cache of your routers. Often a simple failover of your F5 gear followed by G-ARPs for all virtual addresses helps to update your routers ARP cache.

     

    Also deleting the router´s ARP may help.

     

    Thanks, Stephan