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Horms wrote:
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> > What appears to be happening is that the client hits the VIP (on the active
> > director), and the director passes the hit through to the appropriate
> > realserver with, apparently, an HTTP Host: header of the VIP. Port 80
> > apache on the realserver sees this Host: header, and as a result, the
> > RewriteRules would appear to redirect the hit to port 8008 on the VIP
> Hi Guy,
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> I suspect that your analysis of the behaviour is correct.
Apparently Horms understands the problem, but I don't.
If the rewriting sends the packet to VIP:8008 when the application is
running on a single server (ie non-LVS setup) and something is listening
for these packets, then why doesn't the realserver in the LVS situation
have something listening on VIP:8008?
Joe
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Joseph Mack PhD, High Performance Computing & Scientific Visualization
SAIC, Supporting the EPA Research Triangle Park, NC 919-541-0007
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