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Hi,
Well we are conducting this experiment together with the largest cable
provider in
Europe so we basicaly get what we want here ;-) Hhhm I've been thinking
of that
setup too but maybe it helps if I explain the purpose of this
experiment. We want to
run high quality Mpeg 4 streams to other ppl on the fibre net. Direct
route would be
an option I guess, but the idealy I would like this setup:
1. Client sends request
2. Request comes in on any one of the modems ( Not directed, just an
depends on the
client)
3. Request is directed to one or more servers (weighted)
4.Server serves the request back to the client trough any one of the
modems ( round
robin based for example)
Regards,
Ilan Steemers
Joseph Mack wrote:
> ilan steemers wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > We are doing an experiment here with stacking 6 lancity cable
modems.
> > They each give a 1.5Mbit down and 1Mbit upstream, totaling approx
9Mbit
> > down and 6Mbit up in a totaly perfect world.
>
> if
> 1. each modem has a separate connection to the internet (ie you really
can get
> 9Mbit)
> and
> 2. you have 6 computers (1 director, 5 realservers)
> with each machine having its default gw etc through its own modem
> and
> 3. you are running VS/DR or VS/TUN
>
> then
>
> incoming packets will arrive at the director via its modem and leave
> for the internet via the modems attached to each realserver
>
> fi
>
> However make sure your ISP doesn't rotate your IP's every week (or
24hrs). AFAIK
> providers of cable modem services don't want servers sitting on their
> networks.
>
> Joe
>
> --
> Joseph Mack PhD, Senior Systems Engineer, Lockheed Martin
> contractor to the National Environmental Supercomputer Center,
> mailto:mack.joseph@xxxxxxx ph# 919-541-0007, RTP, NC, USA
>
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