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> does it work?
It works for me.
> why do you echo the "0"?
Well, I might just be configuring other interfaces later that I _do_ want
responding to ARP requests. Technically, it's not necessary, I just find
it useful in my particular setup.
> My preferred way of handling the arp problem is by having a host route on
> the router to the VIP which goes to the director and not allowing packets
> to the VIP to get onto the real-server network. This option is not always
> available (eg if you don't control the router).
That is absolutely the best way. But, like you said, it's not always
available :)
Thanks,
Kyle Sparger - Senior System Administrator
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