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Thanks Jaro for the hint.
Can you give me a detailed plan of configuring the heartbeat so the
IP-takeover is operational. I am using hearbeat and Keepalive but don't
really know what I am doing here. This is the first time I set up this kind
of system.
Thanks again
On 1/30/07, jarol1@xxxxxxxxx <J.Libak@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Ahmad Ndoung wrote:
> Hi to all
> I have a problem with my system and need help.
> I am using RHEL 4 in 4 machines, 2 for load balancing and 2 real
servers.
> The master load balancer works fine but the problem is when it goes
> down and
> after the backup system kicks in, it does not inherit the VIP, is
> there any
> way this can be done automatically?
> What should I look for in my systems to make sure that I have the proper
> configuration.
>
> Thanks
>
LVS doesn't do IP fail over automatically, you need an external program.
Are you using keepalived or heartbeat to fail over the IP? I use
heartbeat running in symmetric cluster mode so both load balancers have
equal number of VIPs, once one of them goes down the other takes over
the VIPs. I would recommend heartbeat 2.x.
Jaro
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