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Subject: lvs-dr operating question
From: Karen Shepelak <shepelak@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2005 17:26:04 -0600
I have LVS-DR setup on a small cluster of linux systems. The systems are running 2.4.21-20.ELsmp, with ipvsadm-1.21-9.ipvs108. I am using piranha-gui as the configuration tool(piranha-0.7.6-1).
I have the VIP set up as follows:

Name: telnet
Application port: 23
Protocol: tcp
Virtual IP Address: 131.225.110.112
Virtual IP Network Mask: 255.255.0.0
Firewall Mark:
Device: eth0:112
Re-entry Time: 15
Service timeout: 6
Quiesce server: No
Load monitoring tool: none
Scheduling: Round Robin
Persistence:
Persistence Network Mask: unused


When I telnet from a client to the VIP, I get logged in to one of the Realservers. This much seems to work. But, if I telnet again to the VIP, I get logged in to the same Realserver. Another telnet to VIP logs me into
the same Realserver yet again.
As you can see from the settings above, the scheduling is set for Round Robin. With this setting, if another telnet session is sent to the VIP, shouldn't LVS select a different Realserver from the one
selected previously?

I see the same behavior even if I choose "wrr", "wlc" for scheduling.

Do I have something in my settings set incorrectly?

Realservers are setup as follow:
STATUS   NAME       ADDRESS
up         minos03     131.225.110.89
up         minos04     131.225.110.92
up         minos05      131.225.110.93
up         minos06      131.225.110.94
up         minos07      131.225.110.95
up         minos08      131.225.110.96
up         minos09      131.225.110.97
up         minos10      131.225.110.98
up         minos11      131.225.110.99
up         minos12      131.225.110.100

Any and all help appreciated.

thanks,

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Karen Shepelak
SCS-GROUP (Scientific Computing Support)
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