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On Tue, 2 Apr 2002, Malcolm Cowe wrote:
> I deployed an LVS-NAT based login farm at my site a while back, and I
> have noticed horrible network congestion issues when people are using
> RDRAM and a 10/100BTx interface and the realservers are all HP B132s
> with 10BT NICs.
^^
here is the beginning and end of your problem.
> demonstrate this problem). Unfortunately, there does not appear to be an
> easy way to handle the ARP problem on the HP-UX 10.20 realservers.
no it's trivial. It's only on Linux that the ARP problem is a disaster.
The other unices are easy. You just configure the VIP on lo with -noarp.
Look in the configure script for how to do it (the configure script
autodetects the OS and will do the right thing for HP-UX - well it's
supposed to, I don't have an HPUX machine to test it on, but it will be
close enough that you can get it to work from there and send me the
patches).
Joe
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