After Upgrade from 3.44.0 to LTS 3.46.1 we get an error when we try to post a declaration that worked fine before. We testet with 3.44 and 3.45 were it works. It broke with 3.46.1 ( didnt test 3.46 )
Steps To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Configure a SNAT Pool in the Common partition using the GUI ( not AS3 ) and put in one IP address ( im using 172.21.98.14 )
The declaration should work as it does version < 3.46
Actual Behavior
Error gets thrown.
As soon as you create the SNAT pool in common. It breaks. You cant use shared addresses either, as this also breaks.
We roled it out on our production. All virtual servers went to unavailable after the declaration was send. This had an impact on traffic! Retestet it on the standby F5 with the same result!
Environment
Summary
After Upgrade from 3.44.0 to LTS 3.46.1 we get an error when we try to post a declaration that worked fine before. We testet with 3.44 and 3.45 were it works. It broke with 3.46.1 ( didnt test 3.46 )
Steps To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Configure a SNAT Pool in the Common partition using the GUI ( not AS3 ) and put in one IP address ( im using 172.21.98.14 )
First Test: Submit the following declaration:
Observe the following error response:
Delete SNAT Pool again
Submit the following declaration ( same as step 2 ):
Observe the following response:
Virtual address VA_1_1_1_1 is now available. Submit the following declaration:
Observe the following response:
Create SNAT Pool again via GUI ( not AS3 )
Submit the following declaration ( same as in step 6 ):
Observe the following error response:
Use not the Virtual address but define it directly:
Observe the following response
Expected Behavior
The declaration should work as it does version < 3.46
Actual Behavior
Error gets thrown. As soon as you create the SNAT pool in common. It breaks. You cant use shared addresses either, as this also breaks. We roled it out on our production. All virtual servers went to unavailable after the declaration was send. This had an impact on traffic! Retestet it on the standby F5 with the same result!