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On Fri, 20 Mar 2009, Chris St. Pierre wrote:
> I'm playing with LVS to try and get a working test setup going, and
> I'm running into some problems. I've got three VMs -- two "real"
> servers, one LVS router.
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> Following Redhat's documentation,
Redhat never comes up on this mailing list. I didn't know
they knew anything about LVS.
Have you read the HOWTO about the (limited number of)
problems that we know about with VMs? Can you find a simpler
setup (separate nodes) for your first attempt?
Joe
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