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Well, hey!.. I'm not really much of a c programmer but I have managed to
modify the code of LVSGSP so that when you put in 0.0.0.0 as a -v parameter
it will tally all connections for the port that follows... If anybody is
interested in how I did it just let me know and I'll send you the info..
I'm sure somebody could do a better job and I would love to see it become
part of the regular distro, but for now my question is answered..
-Billy
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Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 8:46 AM
Subject: LVSGSP
> Hi again,
> I am setting up the LVSGSP package by Alexander Cassen. It works great,
> however I have a question, if anybody could help me it would be great.
This
> package works quite well for finding statistics for individual services on
> real or virtual IPs, however we have a total of 500+ services being load
> balanced currently on our LVS system.. Does anybody know how to get for
> example stats on all connections coming in to a specific port?
>
> For example we have about 20-30 IPs that are accepting SMTP traffic and
load
> balancing it to 40-60 other internal IP addresses. I am looking for all
> incoming connections to all IP addresses for a specific port #.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Billy Olson
>
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