Hello,
On Fri, 16 Jun 2000, Michele Nicosia wrote:
> Hi,
> this is what i have an the load balancer:
>
> -A -t loadbalancer:www -s wlc
> -a -t loadbalcner:www -r webintranet1:www -m -w 6
> -a -t loadbalancer:www -r webintranet2:www -m -w 2
>
> Well , from outside it works, but like i saied, on the local intranet not.
> The routing table is ok, i can ping the real server.
This is the problem. In normal MASQ situations nobody
can ping the internal host from outside. This breaks the
firewall.
> So if i well understand i have to add:
> -a -t loadbalancer:www -r webintranet1:www -g
> -a -t loadbalancer:www -r webintranet2:www -g
>
> Is this correct???
You can't use director as def gw for VS/DR.
Try the trick with the additional logical private
network (192.168.2). Not tested. One network to talk directly
and one network to masquerade. You don't change the topology,
your LVS/NAT director is still a def gw for the real servers.
If you start to use 192.168.2 as direct (without NAT) route,
you setup rules will not be changed. Later you should ping
192.168.2.real_server but not 192.168.1.real_server. Each
RS will listen on 192.168.2 and 192.168.1 networks. Is that
working?
Regards
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Julian Anastasov <uli@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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