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jeremy wrote:
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> Thanks for the feedback. I'm a bit confused below and I'm sure you can
> clear this up for me rather easily.
>
> The VS, or load balancing machine is currently using eth0:0 for its
> virtual IP address, so I'm not sure where to apply what you're talking
> about. The client machines, or real server are currently using lo:0 which
> points to the IP of the eth0:0 on the virtual server or load balancing
> machine. So I'm not sure how to apply what you're saying because I'm not
> sure which machine your talking about in your examples.
Use eth0:0 on load balancing machine
Try using tunl0 on real servers instead of lo:0 (and disable arp):
ifconfig tunl0 xx.xx.xx.xx -arp up
What does cat /proc/net/arp say?
Cheers,
Peter
P.S. I don't really trust the way lo:0 device handles arp requests.
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