Chuck_334
Oct 01, 2008Nimbostratus
What is wrong with this design?
I'm trying to implement our F5 that we've had shelved for 3 years now. I have been unable to find the support and assistance needed from those who are tasked with providing it, so I figure that I'd ask the professionals here.
So I have a Cisco switching network with several VLAN's consecutively in range. Starting from VLAN 95 going to VLAN 105. Our servers are located on VLAN 100, with clients on the rest of the VLAN's. The F5 is intended to ballance internal network traffic from our 10.6 network. So the server would be at 10.6.100.xx with a client who needs access from 10.6.95.xx.
The network is built, everything is routing, but my problem is that I can assign an IP to the Management port where I can configure the F5, but I cannot get traffic to pass through the interfaces 1.1 - 1.4. I figured that I'd start with a simple test and use ports 1.3 and 1.4 in my test. These interfaces show that they're up. I've trunked my port to the switch on 1.4. And tagged VLAN 100 to the server on 1.3. But I cannot ping from the client to the server. Nor can the server ping to the gateway. So what could be the problem?