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Christian Joelly wrote:
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> Hello!
>
> now i have drawn my setup for easier understanding, i hope someone can
> view "png" on his system :o)
how did you do the image? I'm looking for some way to do the same thing.
> director: kernel 2.4.10 with ip_vs-0.9.6 patch
> IP Virtual Server version 0.9.6 (size=4096)
> Prot LocalAddress:Port Scheduler Flags
> -> RemoteAddress:Port Forward Weight ActiveConn InActConn
> TCP edvlvs1.knapp.intern:www wlc
> -> 192.168.100.2:www Route 1 0 1
most likely packets are not getting back from the realservers to the client.
can you see packets for the VIP arriving on the realservers and none leaving
(with tcpdump)?
the 2 NIC realserver seems to be setup correctly. I haven't done it this way
for years, so I may have forgotten all the pitfalls. Maybe you could try it with
1 NIC on the realservers first.
> mac address on the VIP device. i have read the examples that comes with
> configure-lvs.pl, and there the client uses 2 NICs. in an real production
> environment, does the client have to be changed to an router connecting
> the 2 networks together?
no the arrangment I use is just so I can change easily between a 1-NIC and a
2_NIC director.
> befor i make the first connection to the VIP?
yes. This also includes before the first arp request.
Joe
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