Configuring Route Domains in F5 Big-IP LTM 11.x

[@kapilkhambra1247]

That was most informative video on route domains!!! Thank you!

[@michaelndlovu356]

Best F5 video I've ever watched, thank you very much sir, I wish you could do more videos on F5

[@gabrielna9173]

I thought you should first create separate partitions for security reasons. You have put everything under the Common partition. I am looking forward for your answer - thanks!

[@SureshKumar-by7bz]

Thanks Gladius. Just to confirm. In my scenario I have an active standby F5 box having three RD; I would like to know about my HA VLAN… In which RD, the HA VLAN resides.

[@giri455161]

Very good informative video. Do you have the full series of f5 LTM/GTM?

[@busanimthati8201]

This is so beautiful thank you so much for sharing

[@gladius007]

As long as you understand the concept of route domain (RD), I believe you can configure as many RDs per your requirements. As far as I know, there are no special requirements for RD in Active/Standby setup.

[@SureshKumar-by7bz]

Thanks for you video Do we need differnt DSC configuration for multiple route domains? Please give some inputs, as I have multiple RD which need Active-Standby

[@varunmalik1760]

Thank you, very helpful and very well explained!

[@SureshKumar-by7bz]

Yes I am planning to have one dedicated HA vlan. Actually my doubts is Do we need to define a separate HA-vlan for each route domain and configure "configSync/Failover/Mirroring" for each RD. or a single HA-vlan and DSC for all the RD. Pleaes correct me if I am in wrong direction.

[@pavankumarjain6610]

Thank u very much...😊

[@fayyazahmed2507]

Very good explaination

[@zhaonolan5104]

hello,when i have two route domain+two partition,i create two ip forwarding vs for each route domain,this time ,server can't access the 0.0.0.0 VS,if i create a standard vs,it's ok

[@syedbalalrumy1390]

many many thanks sir. awesome video.

[@iniyavanks3327]

Good explanation ... Thank you bro.....

[@300cmarty]

fantastic! Thank you ever so much, really appreciated!

[@nono212]

Very good Thanks

[@mohameddjeg47]

Hello the sound is broken after the 6th minute !

[@gladius007]

By default, everything belongs to RD 0. If HA VLAN is a dedicated VLAN, I don't see a reason to use any route domain other than default.

[@SureshKumar-by7bz]

Thanks. I hope my explanation made the confusion. Same concern in the below link (devcentral.f5.com/questions/ha-configuration-with-route-domains) Anyway thanks for your advice.

[@nishanthtpt9]

Its a very good video on RD, Thansk

[@santosrodriguez]

Good job with the video. Thanks.

[@UngaBunga1966]

Great job, thanks!

[@sureshsinha8124]

Great explanation

[@AH-ps3uv]

Thanks cool tutorial

[@gladius007]

You need one or more VLANs for each route domain. I think you are confused with HA and RD 0. I recommend you to take some F5 LTM Essentials training. f5.com/education/training

[@shashankchandra4246]

Thanks :)