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Casey Zacek wrote (at Wed, Mar 30, 2005 at 08:42:12AM -0600):
> Francois JEANMOUGIN wrote (at Wed, Mar 30, 2005 at 09:51:36AM +0200):
> > Casey Zacek :
> > > TCP 00:20 NONE CLIENT-IP:0 VIP:0 RIP1:0
> > > TCP 00:42 NONE CLIENT-IP:0 VIP:0 RIP2:0
> >
> > This only should happen if one realserver goes down and up again during the
> > persitence interval. Otherwise, there is a bug somewhere.
I was just looking for mappings from a client-ip to both RIP1 and
RIP2.. I didn't find any for this client, but found this instead:
# ipvsadm -lnc | fgrep VIP | fgrep CLIENT-IP
TCP 01:25 FIN_WAIT CLIENT-IP:35231 VIP:80 RIP1:80
TCP 01:03 FIN_WAIT CLIENT-IP:34822 VIP:443 RIP1:443
TCP 119:20 NONE CLIENT-IP:0 VIP:0 RIP1:0
TCP 00:52 FIN_WAIT CLIENT-IP:34821 VIP:443 RIP1:443
TCP 00:52 FIN_WAIT CLIENT-IP:34821 VIP:443 RIP1:443
Why would I have BOTH of the last two entries? Shouldn't that be
entirely impossible?
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Casey Zacek
Senior Engineer
NeoSpire, Inc.
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