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Multiple Locations Routing
What i know so far.
3physical locations: Location1 / Location 2 / Location3
ICMP is allowed over through the VPN/Firewall. I can ping other devices, from Location1, that are on the Location 2 / Location3 LANs, just not my force10 stack
I can ping the switches locally (local LAN), but not from alternate sites. In Location1 I can ping or ssh to the Location1 Stack, But I can not Ping the Location 2 / Location3 stacks. I have to ssh to one of the servers in the other locations to ssh or ping the Stack.
I've never set this up before, any ideas? On the best way to do it?
Thanks,
Ron
Ron4x4
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Posted May 13th, 2013 13:00
Thanks Daniel, I have actually reached out to them and have provided the topology to them along with all the details, but I need to get this worked out, and right now hearing from them once a day is NOT acceptable. So I am hoping that someone could chime in and give me an idea of which way to go, ie. Routes Static/Dynamic/Management interface??? Some direction would be nice. The "details" of the network are not overly necessary, because the Firewalls are Completely open to the traffic coming from site-to-site VPN's and I can ping Literally every device on any of the networks, with the exceptions of the Force10 S50's, it seems simple how can I make the F10 Stacks "talk". And like I mentioned I can ping them from the associated LAN, so it is not ICMP.