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Francois JEANMOUGIN wrote:
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> Joseph Mack :
> > Horms wrote:
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> > > Why don't you just add an iptables NAT rule to the linux directors?
> > > That should take care of this.
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> > this is the method in the HOWTO
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> The method in the HOWTO does not cover iptables,
it covers NAT'ing the service of interest and shows how to do it with ipchains.
Doing NAT with iptables is a simple extension of the principle and I expect
people to be able to handle the syntax themselves.
> it implies that the VIP reside as a primary IP address.
sure.
The way I set it up, I was just looking for a way for packets to get out
from a client process on a realserver with a private IP.
I didn't care whether the packets came out with src_addr=VIP or another
IP on the outside of the director.
The solution you've shown is much neater.
Joe
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Joseph Mack PhD, High Performance Computing & Scientific Visualization
LMIT, Supporting the EPA Research Triangle Park, NC 919-541-0007
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