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Routing on sub interfaces

Ivan Martinez

How's it going !!

Currently we have configured a Vlan with sub interfaces as in the example:

That is, it is required that the network of the 172.82.11.0/24 segment has an exit through the gateway 172.82.11.1, however it goes through the default segment 172.82.1.1



How could we make this requirement work?


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    Hello,

    show us the routing table.

    Which IP is communicating to which other IP?

    Directly attached networks should be able to communicate to each other if this is allowed by a policy. All other traffic is usually routed through the default gateway if the is no other routing entry or SD-WAN rule. 

    And yes you should also consider the routing precedence.

    Regards,
    BeEf

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    Hello,

    show us the routing table.

    Which IP is communicating to which other IP?

    Directly attached networks should be able to communicate to each other if this is allowed by a policy. All other traffic is usually routed through the default gateway if the is no other routing entry or SD-WAN rule. 

    And yes you should also consider the routing precedence.

    Regards,
    BeEf

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