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randy hoffman wrote:
> yep I do this with lvs and with cisco css units
I haven't got it.
If I was going to route packets from the RIP:port (running the LVS service)
I would do something like
realserver:# route from RIP:port to 0/0 via DIP
(or whatever the syntax is)
> >>you don't HAVE to have the nat set as the default gw you can avoid it if
> >>you wish buy setting up
> >>
are you running these commands on the realserver or the director?
Are my comments right.
> >>echo 80 lvs >> /etc/iproute2/rt_tables
table lvs has numerical value 80 (or maybe priority, forget which)
> >>ip route add default <lvs gw address> table lvs
I assume this is the gateway for the director?
> >>ip rule add from <RIP address as known by lvs> table lvs
packets from the RIP go to the director's go to table lvs, which
has an entry for a default gw.
I can't make sense of these whether these are run on the director
or the realserver. What's going on?
> >>this says any traffic from the address the lvs woudl send to goes back
> >>that way
Any packet from the VIP will go what way?
Joe
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