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On Wed, 10 Dec 2003, Joseph Mack wrote:
> Jeremy Hansen wrote:
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> > and connections to 208.37.31.234 port 110 and 25 are being refused.
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> this means that there is nothing listening on those ports on the machine
> that the packets are delivered on. Your LVS may not be sending the packets
> where you think they are being sent.
Hmm, well if I simply change the :0 to the specific port :25 or :110 in
this case, then all works fine. Again, here is my ldirectord.cf entry:
# pop
virtual=208.37.31.234:110
real=208.37.31.236:110 gate
real=208.37.31.237:110 gate
service=pop
scheduler=wlc
#login="test"
#passwd="test"
persistent=900
protocol=tcp
# smtp
virtual=208.37.31.234:25
real=208.37.31.236:25 gate
real=208.37.31.237:25 gate
service=smtp
scheduler=wlc
#login="test"
#passwd="test"
persistent=900
protocol=tcp
all working fine. I change this to:
# pop
virtual=208.37.31.234:0
real=208.37.31.236:110 gate
real=208.37.31.237:110 gate
service=pop
scheduler=wlc
#login="test"
#passwd="test"
persistent=900
protocol=tcp
# smtp
virtual=208.37.31.234:0
real=208.37.31.236:25 gate
real=208.37.31.237:25 gate
service=smtp
scheduler=wlc
#login="test"
#passwd="test"
persistent=900
protocol=tcp
per my interpretation of what the HOWTO says to maintain the persistence
across services and then I can no longer contact those ports from the
outside.
Thanks
-jeremy
> Joe
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