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Let's say I have two Sysplex Distributor LPARs in the same Sysplex. I would like traffic that comes into S:D1 to use VIPAROUTE and flow over one set of OSA and traffic that comes into S:D2 to use VIPAROUTE and flow over a different set of OSAs. I have tried to do this with putting one set of target VIPAs in LPAR1s VIPAROUTE and another set of target VIPAs in LPAR2s VIPAROUTE but it didn't work. I believe this is because even though Policy Based Routing is enabled to do this, it doesn't work for distributed traffic. I hereby request that PBR work for distributed traffic - or come up with some other means of allowing VIPAROUTE to control which OSAs the traffic flows out of the S:D LPAR.
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