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> > 1) None of the real servers can load pages from virtualized IPs.
>
>
http://www.austintek.com/LVS/LVS-HOWTO/mini-HOWTO/LVS-mini-HOWTO.html#gotchas
>look at the entry by Jacob Reif
Oh, there it is! I was looking for this. I'm sure this will stick into my
memory whenever I actually end up actually using a NAT LVS. (Still only DR
after 4+ years).
BTW, are there any LVS books published yet? Sometimes the HOWTO is just so
full of information it is hard to locate the morsel. I'd be interested in
looking at a paperback or hardcover.
> On the other issue:
> I tested again with a different cable and seemed to be able
> to saturate
> the link. That is, I was able to get about 55mbit/s through the
> director in testing while the CSS was simultaneously serving
> up about 45mbit/s.
Fantastic. Isn't it great when the problem ends up being something nice to
fix :).
> Check what the interface speed is with 'mii-tool eth0'. If you're
> plugging in to a Cisco switch, for some reason, most do not want to
> auto-negotiate to Full Duplex. Manually set all ports on it to full
> duplex then manually set your nic with mii-tool to full
> duplex as well.
No, with gigabit devices the tool is ethtool. Mii-tool is not being
developed anymore and has no support for any gigabit device, even in 100
megabit mode.
Regards,
P
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