Dynamic routing is not enabled in route domain 0
I got a BIG IP Lab Licensed virtual copy and try to run ZebOS(imish) shell on the virtual machine. However, ./imish binary always prints out this message: "Dynamic routing is not enabled in route domain 0" I already enabled dynamic routing protocols of route domain 0 by following the procedures in this document ( https://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/solutions/public/13000/800/sol13802.html ). Is there anyone who can help me solve this problem? I'd really appreciate any help you can provide.
LTM BGP announce virtual server IP from active and standby vCMP guest.
Hi we are trying to setup an active/standby routed setup. For this, we are using BGP. F5-1-----F5-2 | | SW-1-----SW-2 BGP is configured between F5-1 and SW-1, and F5-2 and SW-2. connection between SW-1 and SW-2 is l2. Everything is configured, however, the virtual server IP addresses are only announced by the active Guest. config on both devices: ip prefix-list VS-pl seq 10 permit /31 ge 32 ! route-map export_to_bgp_v4 permit 10 match ip address prefix-list VS-pl ! router bgp redistribute kernel redistribute static neighbor route-map export_to_bgp_v4 out on the standby, the statement is: neighbor route-map export_to_bgp_v4 out I would like both vCMP guests to announce the subnet, so I can use local pref to define the preferred path in my routing table. (eg: if the active is announcing the subnet, use this. otherwise, there is an immediate alternative available; the standby) when I do a sh ip bgp neighbors advertised-routes on the active Guest (F5-1), I see the F5 announcing the subnet. When I issue the same command on the standby (F5-2), I don't see the subnet of my virtual servers. This is due to the fact that my standby (F5-2), does not have this in it's kernel routing table. Am I doing something wrong here? The reason why I ask is that I don't want 4 bgp sessions, just the square and now, when a failover happens, I have downtime, as the standby has to announce the virtual server IPs to it's neigbour. Thanks in advance for any help! With kind regards Sybren
How to generate different pseudo MACs for VIPs within same VLAN?
How do we generate different pseudo MACs for different pseudo VIPs within same VLAN For example: VLAN-A | VIP-1 to get mac-1 | VIP-2 to get mac-2 | VIP-3 to get mac-3 VLAN-B | VIP-4 to get mac-4 | VIP-5 to get mac-5 | VIP-6 to get mac-6