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Hi
> 2598 [ר³ÂÓÖ¯] wrote:
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> How configure the M$ Win 2000 as Real Server ?
>From the LVS-Howto:
Here's Wensong's recipe for setting up the lo device on a NT real-server.
If you don't have MS Lookback Adapter Driver installed on
your NT boxes, enter Network Control Panel, click the
Adapter section, click to add a new adapter, select the
MS Loopback Adapter. Your NT cdrom is needed here.
Then add your VIP (Virtual IP) address on the MS Loopback
Adapter, do not enter a gateway address on the Loopback
Adapter. Since the netmask 255.255.255.255 is considered
invalid in M$ NT, you just accept the default netmask,
then enter MS-DOS prompt, remove the extra routing entry.
route delete <VIP's network> <VIP's netmask>
This will make the packets destined for this network will
go through the other network interface, not this MS Loopback
interface.
As I remember, setting its netmask to 255.0.0.0 also works.
[ ratz note: Setting the netmask to the netmask of the real
interface works like a charm. If unsure: 255.255.255.240.
I have no idea about Windows 2000 but rumours go around
that it's a NT-like system, so I reckon you should be fine
with this description. ]
HTH,
Roberto Nibali, ratz
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