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On Monday 05 March 2001 10:57, Joseph Mack wrote:
> http://www.linuxvirtualserver.org/Joseph.Mack/HOWTO/LVS-HOWTO_1.0-12.html#s
>s12.2
> http://www.linuxvirtualserver.org/Joseph.Mack/HOWTO/LVS-HOWTO_1.0-15.html
Thank you for the pointers, i'll check this out.
> the problem is that you are accepting packets on port 80 at the director
> and the real-server is expecting packets on port 3218.
> Here are some solutions and it depends a little on whether there is one IP
> involved
> (ie you're caching local webserver(s)) or many (you're caching the
> internet).
Yes, we are caching the inet.
> 1. Ask people to make requests for that IP on 3128
This is out of question, the clients are assigned automatically their ip, the
dns ip, and the default gateway. The gateway will be a LVS who will point
to a squid farm.
> 2. Configure the squid to be transparent, ie to accept requests on port 80
Just tested ... but will test this again, just in case i've missed something.
> 3. use VS-NAT on the director and rewrite the ports (haven't tested this
> and the rewritting will slow access, probably the opposite of what you want
> in production, since the purpose of the squid is to speed access).
Exactly, that's why we're trying to setup this, we're looking for fast inet
access.
Thank you for your comments and your time.
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Saludos
Ariel Pereira
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