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Correct. They have to talk to each other over their real IP address. You
don't say but I assume you are using LVS-DR.
Each real server needs a real (private) IP and a VIP.
The VIP is masked at 255.255.255.255 so cannot be accessed directly,
only the LVS director can respond to the VIP address or it won't work.
Hope this helps
Graham
On Tue, 2005-06-28 at 15:53, Emmanuel Soulié wrote:
> Please help,
>
> I'm encountering the following problem,
> here is my configuration:
>
> - LVS eth0 public IP address of LVS
> eth0:0 public virtual IP address of Web01.
> eth0:1 public virtual IP address of Web02.
> eth1 private IP address of LVS
>
> - Web01 eth0: private network
> - Web02 eth0: private network
>
> Externals connections are correctly routed by LVS on Web01 & Web02 servers.
> Web01 and Web02 can access each other on the private network.
> My problem is that Web01 and Web02 cannot access each other using their
> (virtual) public
> addresses. Does somebody have an idea ?
>
> Thank you very much for your help.
> Facalou..
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