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On Mon, 4 Jun 2007, Gerry Reno wrote:
> After looking at my LVS load balancing options 1-LAN or 2-LAN, in
> conjunction with my other needs such as ease of access to services such
> as shared storage, I'm going to set things up as 1-LAN. Now is 1-LAN
> just as reliable as 2-LAN?
The reasons for two networks are
o you get two ports for the director to talk out of (twice
the bandwidth)
o the inside and the outside are isolated traffic-wise, ie
no-one on the outside gets to see traffic in the inside.
If you have other restraints that override these, then by
all means use a one-network LVS.
> Also, I'm going to put the load balancers
> for now in QEMU virtual machines and use VDE2 virtual switch to connect
> to the Host LAN. Has anyone done this using QEMU and VDE2 yet?
no, but we'd be delighted to hear how you do it.
Joe
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