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Von: Simon Horman <horms@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Traditionally IPVS-NAT has worked in the form of destination-NAT,
> that is modifying the destination IP address to that of the real-server.
> This works well for in a wide range of circumstances.
>
> More recently Full NAT support was added. This modifies
> source IP address to that of the linux-director as well
> as the destination IP address to that of the selected real-server.
So the linux-director does not have to be the default-gw for the real-servers
anymore with Full-NAT?
> An example of where full NAT may be useful is if a real-server wants to
> access a virtual service handled by the linux-director of the real-server.
Stefan
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