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The client computer(s) or CIPs must not be able to talk directly to the Real
Servers or RIPs in a NAT configuration.
How do you know if this is how you have it setup?
Try to ping the Real Servers from the client(s) after shutting off all ICMP
traffic on the Director (simply try as a test: Â?ipchains Â?FÂ? then Â?ipchains
Â?p input DENYÂ? without any other input rules. If the Real Servers reply to a
PING packet from your Client(s) then you know you donÂ?t have it set up
properly.)
--K
From: Roberto Marquez Bittencourt <RobertoMB@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: "LVS Lists (E-mail)" <lvs-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: VS via NAT
Date: Thu, 16 Nov 2000 13:47:28 -0200
Hi,
I´m using Linux Virtual Server as my Graduate Work at Brasilia
University-Brazil.
I have a 6 PC´s connected with a hub. Three machines with Conectiva Linux -
Kernel 2.2.14-14cl and the others with Windows 98. One Linux machine is the
load balancer and the two others are the real servers. I´m using the LVS
with HTTP and Telnet services.
I have tested VS via Direct Routing e it works ok. I try to test VS via
NAT
and didn´t work.
Is it impossible to use VS via NAT in this network architeture?
Thank´s a lot.
Roberto
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Roberto Marquez Bittencourt
<robertomb@xxxxxxxxxx>
Coordenadoria de Atendimento
Secretaria de Informática
Supremo Tribunal Federal-Brazil
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