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On Sat, 5 Sep 2009, Nick Couchman wrote:
> Actually, since its NAT, the realservers get an IP address
> on another subnet that's exclusive to the NAT setup.
the realservers are on a different network and the only
intervening machine is the director. Presumably the other
windows machines are on the VIP network.
> Then the IPVS director does the NAT and routing, sending
> the requests and responses out to the rest of the network
> with its own IP address. The issue I'm running into is
> that requests for Windows domain stuff in NT4 domains is
> done of UDP ports 137 and 138. There's an in-kernel
> conntrack helper for requests on port 137, but not port
> 138. This means that when the NT servers send responses
> to WINS requests on port 138 the IPVS director does not
> know what to do with these responses, so they just get
> discarded.
I don't know a lot about this, so this is just a mad idea.
If you set your director up to be a samba server, can this
be used to link the realservers to the rest of the machines
on the VIP network?
Joe
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