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Hello,
I've not read the whole thread, so the answer might already be there.
What exactly is strict NAT routing?
Our network guy told me about this - I forget the
exact term other than he did say "strict NAT routing"
and it involved source/destination IP addresses all
being re-written in the transmitted packets by the NAT
router. If not all IP addresses are rewritten, it is
not true NAT. Thus, we cannot get a NetWare server
Was one of you stoned during the conversation? :) Ask him if he knows
about the different NAT concepts, speaking about:
o 1:1 NAT
o M:1 NAT (yes, there is a difference between this and MASQ.)
o M:N NAT
o Masquerading (I guess he meant that according to your wording)
Then we can talk again.
with LDAP and 2 network cards (one side on LVS's
private network) working with NAT because looking at
the contents of the packets it shows it not to be true
NAT, as I poorly explained.
I hope someone else could solve this issue in the thread already.
Thank you - I will try either direct or tunneling -
doesn't one or the other need the real servers to be
LINUX boxes or does it matter with those other routing
methods???
For LVS-TUN you need Linux RS.
Regards,
Roberto Nibali, ratz
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