"Pedro C.G." wrote:
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> First of all, thx for your reply.
> Yes, this is somehow what I am looking for. Then, it seems that it is
> feasible.
> What it is strange to me is that all the real servers have its default
> gateway set to RIP of the Director box.
We call it the DIP
> So every single packet coming out
> the realservers should pass thru the director (it seems that I am not
> getting into the issue explained in the howto)
yes
> Can I use DirectRouting or
> Tunneling instead of NAT? It is not clear to me what the disadvantages of
> not using NAT are.
For LVS-DR, each realserver has the VIP, so a call to the VIP from a client
on a realserver will connect to the VIP on the realserver and not go through
the ipvs code on the director
Joe
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