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On Fri, 3 Nov 2006, David Fix wrote:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v284/spinerello/LVS.gif
hmm. a man who is dexterous with graphics. What program did
you use? Did you do that on a linux box?
Hm... Yeah, I don't know what the problem is either... I've tested by
removing the IP from the director, and I'm not getting to the server at
all, so the LVS is definitely working and forwarding the packets to the
right MAC addresses... But only if I redirect to the public IP
addresses instead of the private IP addresses.
If you're using telnet as your client, you will see entries
come and go with `ipvsadm` if the LVS is working.
You have a one physical network LVS and are using two
physical networks to run it. There's lots of places you can
mess up there. Put all addresses on the NIC facing the
router. If you aren't familiar with the iproute2 tools, you
can try adding the extra IPs as aliases first off with
ifconfig (it should work). Make sure you have routes for all
networks. Later you can change to `ip addr add` (you'll need
to run `ip addr show` to see the added addresses) and `ip
route add`.
Joe
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