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On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 05:49:10PM -0400, Stephen Walker wrote:
> I have a lvs-dr setup that works wonderfully for standard http requests. I
> am trying to setup and run a reverse proxy so that a front-end web server
> serves the static content and a modperl server serves the dynamic content on
> each of the realservers. The problem is that when a proxy request is made
> from the front-end server it hangs because (I'm assuming) the request is
> made from a client within the lvs.
That shouldn't be a problem if you are using LVS-DR.
As long as you have handled the (potential) ARP problem
any client should be able to access the virtal service,
regardless of weather they are inside or outside the
real-server network.
Try playing with tcpdump/ethereal/whatever to take a look
at where the packets are ending up. In particularl take a look
at the MAC addresses that are being used in the ethernet frames.
--
Horms
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