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On Tue, 10 Mar 2009, Robinson, Eric wrote:
> Do newer LVS implementations allow hairpinning requests
> back out the same interface they arrived on? In other
> words, if my load balancer has virtual services listening
> on its eth0, and the realservers are on eth1, is it
> possible for a client computer on eth1
a client computer can be attached to any NIC on the
director.
> to connect to the VS on eth0 and be redirected back to one
> of the RS's on eth1?
Provided you haven't done something to block the routing, it
should work. I don't know what "newer LVS implementations"
has to do with this
Joe
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