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Amit vyas wrote:
> 1. TFTP (the clients would need this for initial boot)
I don't know which ports are used in tftp, but I would hope there
would be no problems here.
> 2. NFS (they would mount all the directory structure using this)
NFS is a problem in that you can't fail it out. See the HOWTO
> 3. XDMCP for the graphical session.
there is a section on XDCMP in the HOWTO. I haven't got it to
work properly yet. I didn't spend a lot of time on it and don't
know whether the problems are solvable.
> But LVS is more suited for the http and https servers I guess.
LVS is designed to load balance servers. There is nothing special
about http and https. However not all services have been written
in a way that makes it easy to split the tcpip connection amongst
3 machines (the client, director and realserver).
Joe
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