Thanks for the quick response Mike. Which option is it for passing
the clients source IP? I haven't looked to configure anything like
that.
I realised my test harness was on both networks, i've now run the
tests again with it just on the 10.x network while failing haproxy
over a couple of times.
Hi,
I'm currently looking at setting up HA proxy in an Active/Active
cluster and have the following set-up that appears to be working.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this? or where there could be an
issue with client -> backend traffic?
Two HA Proxy servers running in a NAT type configuration,
On Wed, 4 Nov 2009 08:50:34 -0500, "John Lauro"
wrote:
> 1. In addition to mode tcp, you would also have to use transparent
> mode in haproxy instead of having a firewall forward it to haproxy
> (unless by firewall, he was planning on running tproxy mode on the
> same box), otherwise the destinati
1. In addition to mode tcp, you would also have to use transparent mode in
haproxy instead of having a firewall forward it to haproxy (unless by
firewall, he was planning on running tproxy mode on the same box), otherwise
the destination IP addresses would still be lost when going from firewall to
On Wed, 4 Nov 2009 06:58:32 -0500, "John Lauro"
wrote:
> I see two potential issues (which may or may not be important for
> you).
>
>
>
> 1. Non http 1.1 clients may have trouble (ie: they don't send
> the host on the URL request, or if they are not really http but using
> port 80).
Yea
I see two potential issues (which may or may not be important for you).
1. Non http 1.1 clients may have trouble (ie: they don't send the host
on the URL request, or if they are not really http but using port 80).
2. Back tracking if you get a complaint from some website (ie: RIAA
Hi all,
I'm busy investigating using HAProxy to balance traffic to a cache farm, in
an environment which doesn't have WCCP. Are there any issues with attempting
to use HAProxy to intercept internet traffic, and redirect it to a farm of
caches as opposed to the default usage of HAProxy?
My anticap
try
http://linux.die.net/man/8/conntrackd
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