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James O'Kane wrote:
>
> I'm not sure if LVS can do this, but I was presented with a problem, where
> our office will be away on a planning retreat, but they will still want
> internet access.
I have no idea how this is configured or how this will solve your problem,
but if you want to know if you set up an LVS-NAT where the link between
the director and each of the realservers is a separate ppp link, and where
the director can see the RIP of the realservers, then I expect the
answer is yes (I've never tried it, but LVS doesn't know or care about
the link layer)
Joe
I'm wondering if I could setup lvs to do load balancing
> over 4 modem lines? It will be LVS-NAT of course, but can you set things
> up so that you have a 0.0.0.0/0 address and send that to the machine at
> the other end of a ppp connection? I'm still thinking out the idea, but
> I'm curious if anyone knows a reason why this will not work at all.
>
> -james
>
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