Merge pull request #43 from f5devcentral/develop

lab6 updates for 301

Author: Larsende

docs/class8/module06/lab1.rst

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Open BIG-IP TMSH and TCPDump session
 Establish ftp connection
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-In this task you will open a third terminal window and establish an FTP session through the **ftp\_vs** virtual server. With the connection remaining open you will view the results in window1 (tcpdump) and window2 (tmsh).
+In this task you will open a command prompt window and establish an FTP session through the **ftp\_vs** virtual server. With the connection remaining open you will view the results in window1 (tcpdump) and window2 (tmsh).
 
 #. Open a third command/terminal window (window3).  Use a Command Prompt from the JumpBox for this step.
 
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ In this task you will open a third terminal window and establish an FTP session
 
    *Q2. What is source ip and port as seen by ftp server in the example above?*
 
-   *Q3. What happened to the original client IP address and where did 10.1.20.249 come from?*
+   *Q3. What happened to the original client IP address and where did 10.1.10.249 come from?*
 
 .. HINT::
    You may have to review the configuration of **ftp\_vs** to determine

docs/class8/module06/lab2.rst

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Test the FTP packet filter
 
     *Q5. Prioritize the packet processing order below from 1-7:*
 
-#. Virtual Server\_\_\_ SNAT\_\_\_ AFM/Pkt Filter\_\_\_ NAT\_\_\_ Existing Connections\_\_\_ Self IP\_\_\_ Drop \_\_\_
+    Virtual Server\_\_\_ SNAT\_\_\_ AFM/Pkt Filter\_\_\_ NAT\_\_\_ Existing Connections\_\_\_ Self IP\_\_\_ Drop \_\_\_
 
 #. Review the Packet Filter Logs and Packet Filter Statistics, then disable the Packet Filters.
 

docs/class8/module06/lab4.rst

@@ -20,21 +20,15 @@ IP Forwarding Virtual Server
 
       route add 10.1.20.0 mask 255.255.255.0 10.1.10.245
    
-#. Linux (enter the user password when prompted)::
-
-      sudo route add -net 10.1.20.0/24 gw 10.1.10.245
-
-#. Enter **f5DEMOs4u** if prompted for a password.
-
-#. Verifiy your route has been added (works for Windows and Linux)::
+#. Verifiy your route has been added::
 
       netstat -r
    
 #. Open up statistics for **forward-to-servernet** and from the jumpbox terminal window test access to the 10.1.20.0/24 subnet:
 
    - ping 10.1.20.11
-   - nslookup hackzon.f5demo.com 10.1.20.12 (windows) or dig @10.1.20.12 hackazon.f5demo.com (linux)
-   - http://10.1.20.13 (from a browser) or curl 10.1.20.13 (linux)
+   - nslookup hackazon.f5demo.com 10.1.20.12 (windows)
+   - http://10.1.20.13 (from a browser)
 
 By the way, if you take a look at the iApp templates you will find one for building IP Forwarding virtual servers.
 
@@ -49,8 +43,8 @@ Build your transparent pool and virtual server
 
       *Q1. Why did we use gateway\_icmp? What other kind of monitor could we have used?*
 
-#. Create a virtual server called **transparent-vs** with a IP address of **10.1.10.95** with with the wildcard port ``*``, since we can't put any L7 profiles on this virtual server a virtual server type of **Performance (Layer 4)** will
-   be more efficient, Finally configure **transparent-pool** as the virtual server pool.
+#. Create a virtual server called **transparent-vs** with a IP address of **10.1.10.95** with the wildcard port ``*``, since we can't put any L7 profiles on this virtual server a virtual server type of **Performance (Layer 4)** will
+   be more efficient, Finally configure **transparent-pool** as the virtual server pool.  Don't forget to set SNAT Automap.
 
    .. NOTE::
       Open the Advanced menu and notice that Address Translation is still enabled, but