> for LVS-Tun you don't setup a tunnel. LVS makes its own ipip
> packet and forwards it through the regular ethernet device
> on the inside of the director to the tunl0 device on the
> realserver.
Aha! Thanks Joe - all up and running now.
It now becomes clear that in
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On Tue, 22 Apr 2008, Daniel Foster wrote:
> Tunnel between the two 10.0.0.10 to 10.0.0.12
for LVS-Tun you don't setup a tunnel. LVS makes its own ipip
packet and forwards it through the regular ethernet device
on the inside of the director to the tunl0 device on the
realserver.
Joe
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Joseph
First up, I'm new to LVS. I've been reading about it for years but have
only just got round to trying it.
So far I've got one director and one real server up and running. I have
a IP tunnel working between them but the VIP isn't getting to apache on
the real server. Here are some details of t
