Wensong Zhang wrote:
>
> Ratz wrote:
> >
> > Big thank to you all for helping and putting me on the right way. I will
> > continue to make tests with this LVS-project. But unfortunately I had to
> > install an ACEdirector2 from Alteon, because they wanted me to install
> > loadbalancer today. :-((
>
> Sorry that you didn't get LVS used for the project. :(
>
> Well, when you got the problem with LVS/DR and couldn't solve it at
> time, you should give a try on LVS/NAT, which is easy to set up and
> work with all servers. :) And, as far as I know, ACEDirector uses
> the NAT approach to do server load balancing too.
>
> BTW, the reason that the load balancer generates ICMP redirect packet
> is:
> When a packet destined for the VIP is received and put back
> on the same network interface by the load balancer, it
> causes an ICMP host redirect message to be sent to the router.
> The solution is to suppress the icmp redirect messages, just
> like what Axel said.
>
> Wensong
Hi
Sorry that I didn't reply earlier, but yesterday (10-8-1999) I was at a
symposium about "Firewall Technologies with Linux as Case Study" in our
University and there was Jos Vos (just to do sure: the author of ipfwadm
and several other firewall-tools) speaking. I spoke to him about the
future of Linux & Firewall & Tools & Kernelimplementation. If someone is
interested in, just drop a mail and I try to answer the question. He
also gave a indepth comparison about ipfwadm and ipchains although both
will soon be obsoleted by iptable and netfilter. This was a bit
off-topic!
Ok, I will not give up. I will have my salary shortened to buy two HP/UX
machines and I'll keep trying until it works. I managed to have LVS-DR
working with:
Solaris 2.5.1, 2.6, 2.7
Linux (of course): 2.0.36, 2.2.9, 2.2.10, 2.2.12
FreeBSD 3.1, 3.2, 3,3!!!
NT (although Webserver would crash): 4.0 no SP
IRIX 6.5 (Indigo2)
I certainly will not give up with HP/UX. Point.
Thanks for your help you all gave me.
I attached two files I became from HP Response Center. Have fun. You
also need to apply a patch to specify netmasks like 255.255.255.224, at
least they have to patch our customers machines.
Regards
Roberto
ifalias3.pdf
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ifalias5.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
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