epaalx
Sep 13, 2017Cirrus
What determines unique valid VS?
Would it be correct to say that a unique VS is defined by the tuple {destination,source,vlans,ip-protocol} (of TMSH's "/ltm virtual" attributes)? That is, as long as one of these elements of the tuple is different, a VS is considered different to another VS and is allowed.
So, I can defined two VSs - one having {destination='X',source='10.0.0.0/24',vlans='Y',ip-protocol='Z'} and other {destination='X',source='11.0.0.0/24',vlans='Y',ip-protocol='Z'} (assuming 'X'..'Z' are valid values) then BIG-IP should accept these as different VSs - correct?
(If above is correct) two questions:
- what if I specify "source" address of a VS that overlaps the "source" of existing VS - does BIG-IP validate for this at configuration?
- why does the error "01070333:3: virtual server illegally shares destination address, source address, and service port with virtual server " not mention "vlans" attribute?