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> hmm. a man who is dexterous with graphics. What program did
> you use? Did you do that on a linux box?
Nah, unfortunately. ;) I did that on my Windows box with SmartDraw. :)
Not free, but they do have a trial version. :D Which is what I used. :D
> If you're using telnet as your client, you will see entries
> come and go with `ipvsadm` if the LVS is working.
Yeah, I've seen entries coming and going, but they always show up as
inactive when it's on the private network.
> 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`.
I figured I'd go that route so that I could separate things completely. :P
Apparently it didn't work that way. I'll give it a try with the private
network on the same physical interfaces. :)
Dave
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