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heh... if you really wanna know, I'm stuck here in a Windows programming
environment and I'm the only unix guy here. Everyone loves WIndows
here. I'm trying to convince people that Linux, can do a lot better and
less hardware. So What I'm doing is taking about 4 piece of crap
Pentium 166 - 200 boxes with like 64 megs of ram each and I think I'm
gonna cluster them with mosix. I've been happy with Gentoo Linux, so I
will probably throw that on the boxes and run KDE. I'll put WINE on it
and install Microsoft Office 2000 and Internet Explorer. I'll show them
that it can do everything that we need to do.
I just feel like doing it for kicks really.
On Wed, 2002-02-13 at 14:43, Roberto Nibali wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Joseph R. Hoot wrote:
> > So LVS is basically and advanced way of doing DNS round robin stuff--
> > similar to Cisco's LocalDirector?
>
> [ LOL :) -> Joe Mack, can you add this statement to the Howto? It's
> really cool, I like it!]
>
> Yes, and I would even dare to say in a very advanced way. BTW, also
> Cisco's LocalDirector can do a lot more than DNS round robin. But you
> get the idea. A load balancer as is does not only load balance DNS
> (udp/53) requests but basically all UDP and TCP related protocols but as
> you see, on a network level. And I believe you seek for application
> level load balancing/sharing. Since I'm nosy I still like to know what
> you would want to balance, if you don't mind.
>
> Cheers,
> Roberto Nibali, ratz
>
>
>
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