Hi All,

I am setting up load balancing using LVS/Tun. I have a director which
balances traffic betwen two real servers.
                 |-----------------------------------|
                 |                  LVS_IP                 |
                 |_______________________ |
                            /                       \
            || Real Server 1 ||             || Real Server 2 ||

In this setup only one of the Real Servers can service SSL request(
assuming RS#1 here). When I go to http://LVS_IP the load balancer
works fine. But when I try https://LVS_IP there is no response. I have
rechecked the config file and other options but no luck so far. The
real servers have the following options for arp_ignore=1 and
arp_announce=2. Using tcpdump I can see the https request being
forwarded from LVS_IP to RS1 but the browser fails.

ip_vs stats does't show the connection stats. I have tried using
ipvsadm -lc and /proc/net/ip_vs_stats

Beside the SSL problem I would also like to know how do you determine
what value of netmask to use in ldirectord.cf.

Thank you for your help in advance.

PS - Please excuse the bad ASCII art.

Sameer

----------------------------haresources --------------------------
linux71 IPaddr::vvv.vv.vvv.130/32/eth0/aaa.aa.aaa.131 ldirectord
----------------------------end of haresources-----------------

----------------------------ldirectord.cf----------------------------
checktimeout=60
checkinterval=31
quiescent=no
autoreload=yes

virtual=vvv.vv.vvv.130:80
    real=zz.zz.zzz.44:80 ipip
    real=xxx.xx.xxx.108:80 ipip
    service=http
    request="beat.html"
    receive="ping"
    scheduler=rr
    persistent=300
    netmask=255.255.255.224 <--- (how do you figure out

what value to use)
    protocol=tcp

virtual=vvv.vv.vvv.130:443
    real=xxx.xx.xxx.44:443 ipip
    service=https
    request="beat.html"
    receive="ping"
    scheduler=rr
    persistent=300
    netmask=255.255.255.224
    protocol=tcp
--------------------end of ldirectord.cf -------------------
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