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02-28-2022
12:58 PM
They could be put on the same VLAN by changing the addresses of the server, but keep in mind I have no way to program the vending devices. So, as far as the devices are concerned, nothing can "change". They have to talk to the servers via the current server IPs and I have no way to change the device IPs.
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02-28-2022
05:25 AM
@Adrian_Jensen We are running HPE 5406 at the core, which do not support VRF.
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02-25-2022
05:45 AM
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Thanks @TomYoung , I left out a crucial detail. We are readdressing in order to sell a chunk of our IP space. These devices (and the two VMs that access them) are currently in the space that we are selling. Per another situation, they will eventually go away but not for several months. So, with no way to re-program these devices, I'm looking to trick them into communicating with the VMs (which I'll obviously have to re-address) and to trick the VMs into communicating with them on another network. The other thing to think about is that we cannot really leave any routes to the networks we are selling in case someone would purchase that space and bring up a service that our users need to access out on the Internet. Does that make sense? I would love to do something like this but not sure it quite fits the bill. https://knowledgebase.paloaltonetworks.com/KCSArticleDetail?id=kA10g000000ClGZCA0
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02-24-2022
12:10 PM
Hello community, I have what I think is an odd use case for NAT but am curious if it would work. We are readdressing our campus and have a series of vending devices with no way to change the static IPs. All of those devices need to "move" to another subnet. All of our on-campus routing takes place within our core switches, with no way to do NAT there. Our PA is simply the GW of last resort out to the Internet. Would it be possible to route traffic destined for this vending subnet to the PA and use NAT to mask the device IPs? Let me know if I'm unclear...not quite sure if what I'm trying to describe is possible.
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