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You don't by chance have any firewalls between client and LVS, do you?
With any NAT?
* temp990hk@xxxxxxxxxxxx (temp990hk@xxxxxxxxxxxx) [020312 19:24]:
> refer to fail exp using ipvs 1.0.0 w/ linux 2.4.18, i must say sorry to who
> is concerned.
> it is NOT the ipvs 1.0.0 problem
>
> even i use ipvs 0.8.2, i found that the case that the client still got such
> problem.
>
> here is the description:
>
> be4 i try to connect the VIP of the server, i 1st try to connect its real ip,
> all real servers works w/ no problem.
> and then i c the arp cache of client, no corresponding cache to the VIP, it's
> normal as i hv never connect using that VIP.
>
> 1st time connect, the browsers (i use both IE and netscape) said:
> "cannot find server" (IE) and
> "A network error occurred while Netscape was sending data. (Network Error:
> Connection reset by peer) Try connecting again" (netscape) immediately
> WITHOUT timeout.
>
> i check the client's arp cache, there is the VIP cache record now and i will
> be success if i try connect again.
>
> if i make clear the browser cache and delete the arp cache(or wait the cache
> timeout), the situation will occur again.
>
> anyone has this problem be4 and what 's ur solution.....i am tired in trying
> solving this.....still no progress.
>
> Thanks v v much
>
> TK
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