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I am currently investigating the use of LVS for an application that will
require NAT mode. In addition to destination NAT of the packets, I will
also need to source NAT the packets in order to get them back to the LVS.
The problem is that the application currently has >165,000 connections which
is too many to source NAT from a single IP address. Is there any way a pool
of IP addresses can be used for source NAT?
I am not familiar with LVS but am familiar with linux, iptables, and
iproute2. Real servers are not linux (they are Solaris) so those tools
can't be used on them.
So, basically, I want to take an incoming packet, destination NAT to the
desired real server, and source NAT the packet from a pool of IP addresses
on the LVS to ensure the traffic gets routed back to it.
Can LVS do that?
George
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