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Joseph Mack wrote:
Wayne wrote:
When you do NAT, you front IP address and real server
IP address can not be in the same network.
Actually you can now.
http://www.linuxvirtualserver.org/Joseph.Mack/HOWTO/LVS-HOWTO-12.html#ss12.12
Joe
As I said, yes i can do this.
The problem is that there is a gateway between the CIP and VIP,
CIP(10.253.3.216) it is not in the same network that VIP(10.253.65.18),
but the CIP needs to go through a gateway (10.253.65.3 & 10.253.3.200),
and this gateway it is in the same network of the VIP.
So using the information of this URL ...O/LVS-HOWTO-12.html#ss12.12 , I
can do request from the gateway (acting as the CIP) to the VIP. But not
from the computer that has to be the CIP: doctor, in the other side of
the gateway...
Doctor-------------------Gateway----------------Director
eth1 10.253.3.216(CIP) eth0 public IP eth0 public IP
eth2 public IP eth1 10.253.65.3 eth0:1 10.132.67.194
eth1:0 10.253.3.200 eth1 10.253.65.18(VIP)
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RealServer1 RealServer2 Realserver3
eth0 10.253.65.7(RIP1) eth0 10.253.65.8(RIP2) eth0 10.253.65.9(RIP3)
Thanks a lot.
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