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On Tue, Oct 30, 2001 at 01:58:07PM -0500, Kip Iles wrote:
> Home site Remote site
> e0:1 a.b.c.2 e0:1 m.n.o.2
> ------------ ------------
> router<---|e0 a.b.c.1| |e0 m.n.o.1|--->router
> | LVSA | | LVSB |
> |e1 e.f.g.1| |e1 e.f.h.1|
> ------------ ------------
> | |
> |VS-TUN |VS-NAT
> | |
> t0:a.b.c.2 |
> ------------ ------------
> router<---|e0 e.f.g.2| |e0 e.f.h.2|
> | RSVA | | RSVB |
> ------------ ------------
>
> While the above diagram is highly simplified it represents what I am trying
> to achieve. These two sites (and eventually another remote site) will
> eventually run FreeSWAN to establish a private tunnel between the real
> servers so the reserved IPs e.f.g and e.f.h are different on purpose.
>
> The Home site uses VS-TUN since all realservers can route out.
> The Remote site uses VS-NAT since the realservers can only route via LVSB.
> All incoming requests go to LVSA. LVSA decides to route to its own cluster
> or redirect to LVSB.
>
> How do I load-balance/redirect between LVSA and LVSB?
Hi,
You may want to take a look at Super Sparrow (http://supersparrow.org/).
It is designed specifically to geographically load balance traffic.
--
Horms
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