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>your VIP is 65.x.x.x. Your client has to be at least a 65.x.x.x machine or
else
>in a network that can route to the VIP. For your setup, your client can't
be a 192.x.x.x
>machine. I pointed this out in previous replies.
I guess this is where I'm getting most confused. ALL computers with an
internet address should be able to route to my VIP of 65.88.136.61.
>That isn't true. Where do I have that, I'll fix it?
In reading section 13.2 Handling the ARP Problem for LVS-DR it reads:
RealServers with Linux 2.2.x kernels
The Loopback device does not arp by default for all OS's except Linux
2.2.x,2.4.x kernels
Since I have the VIP setup on the RealServers on the LoopBack device under
Windows 2000, then the ARP problem isn't an issue correct?
>yes. Just follow the Windows instructions.
I don't seem to have an ARP problem. When I attempt to ping 65.88.136.61 I
only get the MAC address of my Director.
Bill
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