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redirecting decoy wrote:
> Another question, after setting up the VIP on the director, with no LVS rules
> in place,
> a request to vip:port (port being any running service on DIP)
the DIP is an IP on the director in the realserver network. It is usually a
private IP. It is not the VIP, which is usually a public IP.
> responds to the client
> without any problems. However, once LVS rules are set, this behavior stays
> the same.
What behaviour stays the same as what?
> Also, I did manage to get an LVS-tun setup working, briefly. I had all 3
> machines (client,
> directort, realserver) on same network 192.168.10.x. The problem turned out
> to be wierd iptable
> rules.
you don't need iptables rules to set up an LVS.
> I am attempting to do my original configuration, where my DIP = x.110 ,
> VIP=x.111 ,
> RIP=10.1.2.254.
> So the director is on different network than the real servers. I believe I
> am closer to solving
> this problem, however I am still unable to get this setup working.
> Although, my problem is
> different now. Now, all my machines are getting SYN packets, but there is no
> SYN-ACK coming from
> anywhere.
>
> Any ideas?
look at the mini-HOWTO
Joe
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