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As u can tell , i am not a network guy.
203 and 204 are identical hardware( 2yrs old) and 159 is brandnew hw
Ok.
yes i have configured it for LVS_DR
But you route over private networks.
66.208.187.240 is the outgoing ip for the third box.
Maybe you should switch to LVS_NAT. No arp issues, and no need for
public IP addresses on top of your private ones on the RS.
so how i have it set up is , the incoming ip is 10 and then each of my
real servers have their own public ips. And my C Class is setup in two
<128 and > 128 and that is how we get around the arp problem
This is not how you work around the arp problem, unless you disable
ip_forward and set the arp announce correctly. If it worked before, I'd
be heavily surprised. Linux is a weak-based host router, which means,
each interface can and also will send arp probes for all networks
configured in its scope; which btw has pissed off a lot of people in the
past coming from other OS.
it has been working great , but just seem to be struggling getting
this 3rd real server going
I'm extremely busy the next couple of days, so I have to refer you to
the capable hands and minds of my collegues on this list.
Thanks for you understanding,
Roberto Nibali, ratz
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