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On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, Thomas Proell wrote:
> Hi!
>
> > the real-servers. For both the director and real-servers in VS-DR and
> > VS-TUN the default gw should be the router infront of the director (the
> > IP of your test client for a test setup).
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> I changed it to 192.168.10.9, which is the IP of the client.
> I don't really understand, why this should be done. What is
> the default-gw for?
It's the address of the machine which handles packets
whose routing is not handled by the local routing table
(netstat -an).
Which brings up another point; can you
send me the output of netstat -an for the director, and
the two real-servers (with a note telling me which IP's
are which machines)?
> At this moment, I can watch (with tcpdump) the client
> asking the director for a page.
Do you mean "asking for a page from the VIP"?
The director doesn't
> use the squid-farm, but he redirects the request to his
> default-gw, which is the client again.
You're making it too complicated. What happens with telnet?
> So, what's the default-gw for? Why does he use it instead
> of the realservers?
the default gw for the director can be anything at all really,
as long as packets get to the right places. The default route
for the real-servers has to be anything but the director (look
in the HOWTO).
> > (Looks like I need another check)
>
> Sorry. The dummies will always find something :-)
If I haven't written it for the way the users use it,
then I have to fix it :-)
Joe
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