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On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Julian Anastasov wrote:
> Yep, in VS/NAT mode you use the Director as default
> gateway for the real servers but for VS/DR and VS/TUN methods you
> have to use transparent proxy in the Director to receive packets
> for the VIPs. By this way if the Director thinks the VIP is not local,
> the outgoing packets will be successfully forwarded to the client.
> If the VIP is configured using ifconfig these packets are dropped
> from the source address validation code in the Director.
Hi Julian,
So you can setup a VS-DR director with REDIRECT to handle
packets sent to the VIP? (sound of my brain popping). How does the
router know where to send packets with dst-addr=VIP?
Joe
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