Rahul_Yadav
Cirrus
CirrusF5 Bridge Mode using VLAN group
Hi, I want know, in F5 bridge Mode using VLAN group - why we need to define self IP address. And one more point here, why F5 self IP address is not coming while doing TRACEROUTE.
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Simon_Blakely
Employee
Employee> I want know, in F5 bridge Mode using VLAN group - why we need to define self IP address.
Because you have two separate vlans, so each VLAN requires a self-IP.
You may want to look at Virtual Wire which directly links two interfaces at Layer-2
> And one more point here, why F5 self IP address is not coming while doing TRACEROUTE.
With a VLAN Group, arp requests/responses get passed directly between the grouped VLANs, so there is no actual routing via the self-IP. Because of this, TRACEROUTE will not see the self-IP.
In general, VLAN groups should be used with care, as they may not always provide the results you expect or desire.
Rahul_YadavCirrus
CirrusThanks Blakely,
For kind response,
>With a VLAN Group, arp requests/responses get passed directly between the grouped VLANs, so there is no actual routing via the self-IP. Because of this, TRACEROUTE will not see the self-IP.
Actually I am using VLAN group and assign self IP to VLAN grp.
Does self IP required here?