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On 21 May 2003 13:21 ... Matthew Crocker said:
>Actually, this isn't true. I have a LVS setup with a mix of LVS-NAT
>and LVS-DR. All traffic passes through the LVS boxes works just fine.
In response:
Sorry Matthew I have to disagree with you in some part, where Horms said "It
allows the (actually requires) the return path to the real servers not to go
through the Linux Director." I believe he was not saying it wouldn't work!
more it is not a "valid/supported" configuration with the return traffic
going back through the director.
Yes it works as I myself supported a system running LVS-TUN that was miss
configured (intentionally) to return to the client via the director to
overcome a firewall constraint. However it is now running LVS-NAT in a
"valid" configuration (and now no sign of bottlenecks as before).
Regards
Laurie Baker
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