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Hello Léon,
>>/ REALSERVER (A) REALSERVER (B)/
>/> (192.168.0.10) (192.168.0.10)/
Yes i have made a typo. Correct is:
Loadbalancer (LVS) (IP 192.168.200.15)
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REALSERVER (A) REALSERVER (B)
(192.168.0.10) (192.168.0.20)
>You probably made a typo here since they both have the same RIP. Anyway,
>in LVS-NAT you indeed set the default gateway to the VIP of the
>director. On a /24 network you would set it to 192.168.0.x
>/> The problem is, that realserver B see that the question for the service/
>/> comes from the network 192.168.0.10 and then goes/
>/> directly to A, but couldn't work out the answer, because realserver A/
>/> ask 192.168.200.15 and not 192.168.0.10./
>That's odd. Why would rs A 'ask' 200.15? Why not simply connect to rs B?
>In that case the SRC IP would be the RIP from rs A.
>Or maybe i'm misunderstanding your question and you actually want to
>connect from rs A to VIP:service, which then redirects it to a rs?
The problem is that we have a lot of different services and DNS-Names
in our REALSERVERs. We have more than 10 Realservers and more than 50 different
DNS-Names (VIP:service) (with different VIP-IPs) on that.
For example:
Realserver A must go to meteo.example.com (192.168.200.15) (VIP: service),
which then redirects it
to the realserver B, but i do not receive on realserver A answer from
realserver B.
I go from outside the realserver-range it isn't a problem.
Alredey my trick is to insert a different DNS entry in the hostfile of
realserver A for meteo.example.com (192.168.0.20)
and then i haven't problems.
My problem is that for me isn't easy to insert for all our services on every
realserver hostfile a diffent DNS-entry.
Exist not some ohter way to work around for this problem, like
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If the realserver go outside for services i have insert a SNAT on
POSTROUTING on the LVS.
Like:
http://www.duffau.net/LVS/LVS-HOWTO.LVS-NAT.html#client_on_LVS-NAT_realserver
Insert PREROUTING something??
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Thanks in advance!
regards,
Markus
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