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djo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
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> One thing I didn't realize initially and that didn't
> seem clear to me in
> the HOWTO's regarding a one-NIC-two-network setup was that I must have the
> 2 subnets plugged into the same switch.
hmm, how do you have 1 NIC connected to 2 switches (just so no-one else
has to go through the same problem)?
> I wanted to not use the director as the gateway for the realservers but am
> wondering if there are constraints based on the fact that the realservers I
> am using are
> running Windows 2000
with LVS-NAT, the director has to be the default gw for the realservers. For
LVS-DR
you can use the director as the default gw as long as you apply one of Julian's
patches to the director.
> assigned to the lo0 device. Is it correct that for direct-routing from the
> realservers to the client that the default gateway for the realservers
> should be the gateway on the external subnet (i.e. the gateway on the
> network of the VIP)?
any path that doesn't go through the director is OK.
Joe
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Joseph Mack PhD, Senior Systems Engineer, Lockheed Martin
contractor to the National Environmental Supercomputer Center,
mailto:mack.joseph@xxxxxxx ph# 919-541-0007, RTP, NC, USA
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