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> > Does anybody successfully deploy RHEL + Piranha but using
> other forwarding
> > method (Tunnelling or Direct Routing)?
There are some interesting posts about this. I think you'll want to look
under the archive under 'geographic'.
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-virtual-server&w=2&r=1&s=geographic&q=b
This thread in particular is very interesting:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-virtual-server&m=108808241507527&w=2
Maybe you want to use Ultramonkey and round-robin DNS between the two sites..
> I use RHEL (for bad reasons), but NOT Piranha. In fact, I
> found it much more
> easy and reliable to follow the HOWTOs, compile a well setup
> kernel, and use
> it with the last keepalived. Really easy to do, configure,
> and manage. I use
> both NAT and DR methods.
Yes, but with RHEL you can use Horm's kernels and skip a step.
http://www.ultramonkey.org/download/2.0.1/rh.el.3.0/. SRPMs available.
> On the realservers, I use the noarp module.
I've heard this is easy to setup. So far I've always stuck with transparent
proxy.. (iptables --redirect)
Regards,
P
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