From: Joseph Mack NA3T >we may have talked about this before but have you tried setting the mtu >on the realserver's NIC? You only need set it for the route RIP:22->0/0, >but setting it (or mss) for the nic will at least see if this method handles the problem.
This works. Setting up a fixed mtu to the realservers default route (e.g. 1400) fixes the problem. In other words: If the realservers send packets, which are small enough to fit into the gre tunnell, everything works fine. I can demonstrate this by loggin in from the client to the server via ssh. It´s possible to login and work with the shell (small tcp packets) but if you do a "ls -la" in /etc for example (causes a tcp packet which is too big for the GRE) the connection freezes. Marco _______________________________________________ LinuxVirtualServer.org mailing list - [email protected] Send requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or go to http://lists.graemef.net/mailman/listinfo/lvs-users
