Networking::RouteDomainV2

Introduced : BIG-IP_v11.0.0
The RouteDomainterface enables you to work with the definitions and attributes contained in a device&aposs route domains. Route domains allow you to specify overlapping IP addresses for different objects in the system. This allows a service provider, for example, to have two different pool members at 10.10.10.1 that represent completely different real servers. The addresses for the two pool members might be 10.10.10.1%1 and 10.10.10.1%2 where the numbers after the percent signs are numeric ids of route domains. Note that the source and destination addresses in the firewall methods (get_fw_rule and so on) are type Common::NetAddress, a type which allows one to specify a prefix length after the address, e.g., “10.1.1.0/24” or “10.1.1.0%1/24”.

Methods


Structures

Structure Description

Enumerations

Enumeration Description
RoutingProtocol An enumeration of routing protocols which are supported for dynamic routing. On a system which is licensed to support dynamic routing, each routing protocol can be individually enabled or disabled on a per route domain basis. This is achieved by adding or removing routing protocols to/from the route domain question.

Exceptions

Exception Description

Constants

Constant Type Value Description

Aliases

Alias Type Description
RoutingProtocolSequence RoutingProtocol [] A sequence of routing protocol types.
RoutingProtocolSequenceSequence RoutingProtocol [] [] Alias for sequence of routing protocol sequences.

See Also

iControl ::
iControl :: Networking :: RouteDomainV2

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