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Tunnel option missing from IP Route command

gmoneyup1
New Contributor II

Am I missing something?

ICX-7450 with the IPSEC service module, running 08.0.90f Router Code

I am relatively new to Ruckus and the prior team deployed IPSEC tunnels across untrusted spaces.  While setting up a new location I am able to establish an IPSEC tunnel with a remote end.  

The issues is when I type: "ip route" ,I am missing the "tunnel" option to route traffic through the tunnel interface.  One thing I can think of is that I configured all the IPSEC information before realizing the IPSEC module was missing from the device, but not sure if this is the issues.  Looking through documentation the tunnel id is part of the ip route command... thanks for the help

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gmoneyup1
New Contributor II

BenBeck, I finally figured it out, it looks as if the L3 license was never installed on the device (SMH)... this is a lesson well earned.

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gmoneyup1
New Contributor II

BenBeck, I finally figured it out, it looks as if the L3 license was never installed on the device (SMH)... this is a lesson well earned.

rick_macchio_5d
New Contributor II

Is everything in the default-vrf or are you dealing with different vrfs? 

Typically, the tunnel interface would be part of an internal vrf (if using multiple vrfs).  If your context is the default-vrf for the route, the tunnel interface would not be visible as a next hop option.  

If everything is part of the default-vrf, you'll have to keep in mind limitations related to using the same routing protocol (e.g., OSPF) on both the inside and the outside of the tunnel.