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On Wed, Nov 05, 2003 at 07:06:46PM +0100, Bruno Vincent wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i have just read this thread and i must confess i get really scared: I
> actually defined an architecture i have to implement now and i am
> wondering wether everything i designed is wrong!
>
> I want to use a LVS-NAT director that load balances HTTP requests
> between two web server instances that are hosted on the same physical
> machine (which is a Solaris one). So i want to balance between RIP:80
> and RIP:8080. As far as i can read, it just cannot work.
If you use LVS-NAT then this should be possible.
> Maybe i have a solution: if i set up a virtual IP on my realserver and
> then load balance between Real_Server_Real_IP and Real_Server_Virtual_IP
> do you think it can work ??
If you have one real servers with two different IP addresses RIP1 and
RIP2 then that should work.
However, I am left wondering, why you want to load balance
between two processes running on the same physical machine.
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