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On Tue, 2010-03-16 at 09:34 -0400, deKlerk, Ken wrote:
> Requests from the "Internet" (192.168.0 network) come in and get
> balanced and the responses get back to the client. If there is a
> request from within the 172.16. network it just stalls out and the
> connection times out.
Have a look in the HOWTO for "Realservers as clients".
This is a particularly tricky problem to resolve in an LVS-NAT system,
because the three-way handshake never completes.
Graeme
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