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At 10:21 98-11-30 -0800, klynn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>Right now as I understand it when using tunnelling your virtual server
>redirector still handles all incoming packets while outgoing packets are
>returned direct.
>
>Is there any way to make the realserver and the loadbalancer independant..
>as in.. the packet is tunneled to the realserver which initiates the
>connection back to the original requestor and so all data for that session
>both ways flows between the requestor and the realserver..
>
>Did I explain it well enough? do you understand what I mean?
>
Do you mean that the client first tries to connect to the load-balancer,
then the load-balancer migrates the connection to the real server, finally
the client interact with the real server without the load-balancer?
I think it is not easy to implement it in IPv4, because IP addresses are
static in a connection, then there will be two connections, one is the
connection between the client and the load-balancer, the other is the
connection between the client and the real server, the overhead will be high.
Maybe it can be easy to implement it in IPv6. But, I don't know much about
IPv6, I need time to study it. :-)
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