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On Fri, 7 Mar 2008, Graeme Fowler wrote:
> If you have realservers on networks controlled by
> different providers, they probably won't advertise the VIP
> to their peers or permit traffic from the VIP to leave
> their network,
I don't deal with ISPs so I don't know what they do. However
advertising the VIP and allowing taffic from the VIP are
separate logically. I would expect if you're the customer
and said "if I'm going to be here, I need packets from the
VIP to be let out" that they would do it.
> especially if their upstreams apply filters to the
> announcements they receive.
however you're saying that even if the ISP let out packets
from the VIP, that routers upstream would stop these
packets?
In this case LVS-Tun can't be deployed anywhere?
Joe
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