dmoon57_23603
Nov 04, 2008Nimbostratus
is snat the solution?
here's my situation:
I have two servers that have two apps listening on separate ports (one listening on 8080, the other on 8081). The server's default gateway is not the LTM. On the LTM, I have two pools and two vips set up using the same servers, just on different ports:
pool APP1_POOL {
monitor all gateway_icmp
members
10.100.70.199:8080
10.100.70.201:8080
}
pool APP2_POOL {
monitor all gateway_icmp
members
10.100.70.199:8081
10.100.70.201:8081
}
virtual APP1_VIP {
pool APP1_POOL
destination 10.100.59.130:http
ip protocol tcp
profiles
oneconnect
tcp
persist app1_cookie
}
virtual APP2_VIP {
pool APP2_POOL
destination 10.100.59.131:8081
ip protocol tcp
profiles
oneconnect
tcp
persist app2_cookie
}
The 8081 app makes a call to the vip: http://10.100.59.131:8081. I thought a simple snat would do the trick but it doesn't seem to work, my connection hangs:
snat mysnat_snat {
translation 10.100.59.131
origins
10.100.70.199
10.100.70.201
}
any ideas?