CirrusHi all, I'm currrently using route domain 0 for everything on the Big-IP. I've not created any other route domains. When I go to Network > Routes, there are no routes listed. Do I need to create a default route for route domain 0? What does route domain 0 use as its default route if I don't specify one?
NacreousHello,
If you can reach the F5 or the F5 can reach all required resources without any default gateway, it's fine, no need to add a route. Otherwise, you will need to add a default route on Network >> Route or using a tmsh command :
create /net route 0.0.0.0/0 gw 30.99.99.254No need to take care of the route domain. If you don't specify any route domain in the route configuration it's a route used within route domain 0.
Cirrus
NimbostratusNacreous
CirrusHello,
If you can reach the F5 or the F5 can reach all required resources without any default gateway, it's fine, no need to add a route. Otherwise, you will need to add a default route on Network >> Route or using a tmsh command :
create /net route 0.0.0.0/0 gw 30.99.99.254No need to take care of the route domain. If you don't specify any route domain in the route configuration it's a route used within route domain 0.
CirrusNimbostratusCirrusNimbostratusFor management access, I believe there is a default route set, but that is for management traffic. (tmsh list sys management-route)
outgoing: If there is an interface connected, where the network matches the destination, the device will use that interface. (tmsh show net route)
incoming/replies For replies, the device will use: Auto Last Hop. The device will send the reply to the MAC address on the interface where it received the request.
I hope I could help!