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Hi all,
I just have a question :). I need an update of this part of the
documentation:
4.11. In LVS-NAT, how do packets get back to the client, or how does the
director choose the VIP as the source_address for the outgoing packets?
/Note/
This was written for 2.0.x and 2.2.x kernel LVSs which was based on the
masquerading code. With 2.4.x, LVS is based on netfilter and there were
initially some problems getting LVS-NAT to work with 2.4.x. What happens here
for 2.4.x, I don't know.
In fact, I have an LVS setup with nat realservers. In fact, the realservers
are used both ways. They can connect to external servers. I need to make the
VIP the source address of the outgoing packets.
I think I can do it with iproute2 and iptables, but I'm not sure how to do
it... Anyone already made it?
Thanks for any tips,
François.
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