Routing with LTM Issues - Can't See Floating IP
We are in the process of creating a new network where we plan on doing nothing but automation. We want the LTM to act as the router so we can maintain source and not have to do Automap. Nothing that I do works and I am stumped. I even change the port lock down to allow all just to see if that was it, but wasn't. Any ideas?
Here are the devices being used to test this below.
The 3 machines I am using to test this are highlighted in yellow in the picture. The two VMs can ping each other no problem.
Network: 172.19.68.0/22
VMW7NETSEC = 172.19.68.30
Mask = 255.255.252.0
DG = 172.19.68.5
VMW7NETSEC2 = 172.19.68.32
Mask = 255.255.252.0
DG = 172.19.68.5
DEV-LTM
This is the configuration of the Float and Self IP. The VLAN has been created and tagged as 323 on interface 1.3. I have verified that the MAC address of that interface matches on the vcenter side
The VLANs have been tagged on UCS and know that the two devices acting as "servers" can ping each other and are on same VLAN and should be able to ping and get to the LTM since this is host to host communication and is proven to work or the two VMS couldn't ping each other.
net self /Common/Float_Prod_HC_Web {
address 172.19.68.5/22
allow-service {
default
}
traffic-group /Common/traffic-group-1
vlan /Common/Prod_HC_Web
net self /Common/Self_Prod_HC_Web {
address 172.19.68.4/22
traffic-group /Common/traffic-group-local-only
vlan /Common/Prod_HC_Web