Hi

Looks like you have "route-only" globally or on physical port applied. Try to 
do "no route-only" on physical port first.

Valeri Streltsov

-----Original Message-----
From: foundry-nsp [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 
Franz Georg Kohler
Sent: Tuesday, March 1, 2016 11:53 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [f-nsp] Double-switched (looped) traffic on Netiron MLX

Hello,

I am currently seing traffic being blocked on a MLX setup where there are two 
VLANS:
First vlan (10 in this example) is a vlan with layer-3 ve interface.
Traffic is first sent via the internal VLAN to a firewall device.
Then it is switched using the external VLAN and finally being routed.
This is to make the traffic pass the firewall and not to switch it directly to 
the server, bypassing the firewall.

With this setup, MLX does not switch the traffic correctly until i set 
transparent-hw-flooding on the internal VLAN. ARP works but IP packets do not 
get forwarded.

Does anybody know why this is the case and if ther is any solution apart from 
setting transparent-hw-flooding?



                           +-------+
                           |       |               +-----------+
                           | ICX2  +---------------+  Server   |
              +------------+       |               +-----------+
              |            +-------+
              |
    +-------+ |
    |       +-+
    |  MLX  | VLAN 999
    |       +------------------+
    +-------+                  |
VLAN10/ve10                   |
        |                  +---+-------+
        |                  |           |
        |                  | firewall  |
        +------------------+           |
                           +-----------+



Best regards,

Franz Georg Köhler
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