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On Thu, 6 Jul 2006, David Lang wrote:
I have been diging in the list archives for the last hour
without finding the answer so I'm asking directly.
in 2001 this post
http://archive.linuxvirtualserver.org/html/lvs-users/2001-01/msg00322.html
I just reread this post. I don't understand why all the
firewalls are where they are (are they just there and you
have to fit in with the pre-existing system, or is this
optimal for a setup whose purpose I don't understand). As
well the poster doesn't seem to understand the packet flow
of LVS (or I don't understand his posting). With this as
input to the mailing list, he's guaranteed an answer of
"no".
I'm not finding it in the several hunder posts that I've
read that google found for me in the list archives, could
someone point out where to find the information? (this
would be a good addition to the wiki for the examples page
as well)
How about a description of your system and an explanation of
why the firewalls aren't transparent,
P.S. count this as a vote against having a
subscribers-only list. I almost decided it wasn't worth it
and didn't subscribe to send this message. the last thing
I need is yet another mailing list filling my inbox when I
just need a simple answer
Subscribing to a mailing list for what you hope is a simple
answer to a simple question is a real pain indeed. However
if you've searched several hundred postings and not found an
answer, you can only conclude that the problem is trivial or
hasn't been solved. You should be prepared for a complicated
answer. You say what you don't want, but you don't give us
any information about what would work for you. We're happy
to help, but we can't do anything with a statement like
this.
Joe
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