Alright, I suppose it was worth a try. Daniel Leaberry IT Manager iArchives Tel: 801-224-4015 x228 Cell: 801-376-6411 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Scott Ullrich wrote: > Load balancing FTP is most likely not going to work very well do to > the nature of how FTP works in pfSense. > > Sorry! > > On 3/15/06, Daniel Leaberry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> I would like to incoming load balance ftp traffic. When I go to Services >> -> Load balancer and try to create a pool or a virtual server the port >> box only allows one port number. I use passive ftp and have my ftp >> servers set to use a port range of 40000-40500 for passive ftp. So I >> really would need just 21,40000-40500 to be load balanced >> >> From reading the pf FAQ http://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/pools.html it >> appears that pf supports multiple ports in a load balancing rdr. >> >> So here are the questions >> >> 1. Am I correct, can this actually be done with freebsd's pf. >> 2. Is there some way I can set multiple ports for the incoming load >> balanced ftp service (perhaps bypassing the web interface) >> >> It appears that pfsense uses the default round-robin policy >> (/var/etc/sldb.conf has an entry for it) but I'm curious whether the >> sticky-address option is set, as this would be necessary. >> >> Thanks >> >> -- >> Daniel Leaberry >> IT Manager >> iArchives >> Tel: 801-224-4015 x228 >> Cell: 801-376-6411 >> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >> >>
