02-03-2014 03:32 AM
Hello ,
I need to route users between more than 2 VSYS. do you know if it's possible to route packet between more than 2 VSYS. PACKET IN-> VSYS1 -> VSYS2->VSYS3-> out. What is the limitation for the routing inter VSYS
thks for your help!
ALex
02-03-2014 04:40 AM
See the section on defining inter-vsys policies for the steps involved in the Virtual Systems documentation link below.
02-03-2014 05:27 AM
hello,
so I can read "
Inter-vsys traffic, also known as ‘shared-vsys’, allows the administrator to define systems where
flows can traverse two vsys’s without the need to leave the firewall when being routed between
the vsys’." I don't know if sgnificate that the flow can't traverse more than 2 VSYS?
02-03-2014 10:35 AM
did you implement shared gateway
A shared gateway allows you to create a common virtual interface for the virtual systems that correspond to a single physical interface. This is helpful in environments where the ISP provides only a single IP address. All of the virtual systems communicate with the outside world through the physical interface using a single IP address. For one or more shared VSYS to forward traffic to/from a shared gateway they have to be configured with the same virtual router (VR). The interface must be a Layer3 interface and can include VLANs, aggregate ethernet, loopback and tunnel interfaces.
ou are limited to created shared gateway depend of the appliance
VSYS Shared Gateway Capacity Matrix
ref
How to Set Up Shared Gateway and Inter VSYS
regard's
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