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here is the scenario i am working on. none of my machines are on a domain,
i do not like putting my servers on the domain, they are all configured as
member servers, so there is no wins, no PDC. i have a set of 30 static ips
from my provider. what i want to do is assign one of these ips to my
director box on one NIC card, and then assign 192.168.0.1 on that same nic.
Then i want to take 4 of my win2k servers and put them behind the director,
assign the ips the 192.168.0 range, and load the websites on those boxes,
and have the clients connect to the director and filter through. so i am
just trying to find the configurations and everything that i need for now to
attempt that, i have the configure script, and i am attempting to build the
nat conf file, but i am confused.
and if i can get an understanding of how it works with the current kernel i
am on, then i will venture out and try to understand some of the updates.
for now if i can have the availability i will be ok, eventually i want to do
the least connection methods and such. actually i would like to do that
right from the start, but i am working on baby steps:)
jason
----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Martin" <p.martin@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <lvs-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 11:26 PM
Subject: Re: I am so ashamed
> Jason,
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Jason Brunk" <jbrunk@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: <lvs-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 7:54 PM
> Subject: Re: I am so ashamed
>
>
> > Actuall Peter,
> > That is exactly what i am trying to do. To the exact dot. but
right
> > now my biggest problem is getteing everything ready for the lvs, i am
> > fighting with getting everything installed. i am still trying to get
the
> > patch installed in my kernel so that when i do the make menuconfig the
> > virtual server option shows up. i have never done anything with
> recompiling
> > the kernel cause i have been using freebsd most of the time and never
had
> > to:) but i am trying to do exactly what you are doing :).
>
> Thats why I went for RedHat 6.2 as it comes pre installed and configured
> into the kernel!
> As I remember the only issues I had were;
>
> The correct version of IPVSADM was not in the /sbin directory I had to
find
> it elsewhere on the disc and copy it there.
>
> You can't attach to the virtual IP address from the same subnet as the
real
> servers, this was fine for me as most of my clients where on a different
IP
> range (web servers in a DMZ)
>
> Getting the web servers to attach back to the PDC for sam updates, while
> stopping them registering themselves with the WINS server, I just unticked
> Wins Servers in network config, and set a static mapping from the virtual
> name to the virtual address in wins for the clients to use.
>
> If your really new to Linux then take a look at linuxdoc.org the
> DOS-Win-to-Linux-Howto chapter 2 for the impatient was quite useful to me,
I
> have a copy pinned to the wall by the side of my PC.
>
> How this helps
>
> Peter Martin
> IT Operations Manager
> Initial Electronic Security
> t. (44) 01254 291413
> f. (44) 01254 267549
> e. p.martin@xxxxxxxxxx
>
>
>
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