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Kyle Sparger wrote:
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> > the client sends a connect request to the VIP:port on the director which
> > is forwarded to the real-server, where the connect request is accepted.
> In the case I was describing, the director would in fact be a gateway.
> The upstream router would send the packet to the appropriate VIP, through
> the director. The director would intercept it enroute, and rewrite the
> frame/header and then push it back to one of the real servers.
Let's see if I've got it.
You've a pair of VS-DR directors with a bunch of real-servers
listening on the VIP behind it. Traffic is routed by
bgp/gated or whatever to the up director.
How is that different to the current VS-DR?
Joe
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