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On Tue, 04 May 2010 11:41:00 +0200, Michiel van Es <mve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> I am now using LVS with a simple script on the LVS DR and the 2 real
> servers so all tweaks and arptable issues are in 1 bash script.
> That script is called at startup.
Good.
> It is quicker to reinstall a server with cherokee with websites , SSL,
> Mysql replication, Gluster node and Qmail then trying to find the issue
> with the arp table?
Nobody has suggested that. The suggestion was to go back to baics with
LVS, which you've done.
I for one would greatly appreciate some acknowledgement of the fact that
people are trying to *help*, rather than arguing. We (allegedly) know what
we're doing, hence the suggestions.
> If there is something wrong it is perhaps something with iptables,
> routing or arptables.
No, there is something wrong with your setup.
It is worth pointing out here that using ARPing from your realservers is
*not* a valid test. Ideally you need an off-net client to test with, or a
client on the same net which does not participate.
As it stands, your ARPing results show the same MAC address for the VIP
from both servers (your realservers?) which is a good start. Howvere what
you didn't show us is whether that's the MAC for a realserver, the
director, or some other layer 3 device on the same subnet...
Now you've got a basic setup, what happens?
Graeme
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