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Dear Joe,
thanks for your kind respons
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>> I'm considering to set up a LVS system for an application
>> that uses extensively UDP traffic.
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>> The Servers are running all at different ports and have to be
>> assigned to one specific machine.
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> don't understand this
Now that I'm reading it again, ...
I have to admit I also don't understand it.
Here a better description.
I have several customers that are running Quake and HalfLife Servers.
Just for the case you don't know about, these are popular computer games.
If I'm running serveral such servers on the same machine, then I'll have to
assign them onto differen port numbers typically 27015, 27016, ...
Now my problem,
These Server a very CPU cycle intensive, and I like to be able to reasign
such a Server to some other machine without having to tell the customer.
The customer should only see one virtual machine with one IP address
and a range of UDP port under which the server are running.
>> One Server generates applox. 0.5MBit/s traffic.
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>> Are there any encouraging or discouraging comments toward this
>> non TCP based stuff??
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> UDP works fine with LVS (eg DNS and NTP).
Seems you believe this sort of stuff is working?
Best Regards
Georg
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Date: 16-Mar-2001
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