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On Thu, 23 Apr 2009, Fabien Duchêne wrote:
Hello,
We are trying to setup a LVS load balancer for multiple services (HTTP,
HTTPS, LDAP, ...).
All these services are distributed over several servers, and they all
need persistence.
you could try the -SH scheduler as an alternative (not a
whole lot different)
They also use multiple ports, so we used fwmarks to identify the service.
When you connect for the first time, you are sticked to a real server of
the service you're accessing (HTTP for eg).
correct
The problem is that, after that, if you try to access another virtual
service (LDAP for instance), you get a ICMP port unreacheable, because
you're still sticked on the HTTP Real Server.
do you know why you get a port unreachable? I wouldn't have
expected that. Is the realserver listening on that port? Is
the connect request making it to the realserver?
Joe
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