On 2019-11-06 08:25, Stuart Henderson wrote:
On 2019/11/05 20:46, Mischa Peters wrote:
When you are using transparent (Direct Server Return) you have to make sure you
disable ARP on the servers you are load balancing.
Transparent is not "direct server return", that is done with "route to".
> On 6 Nov 2019, at 08:25, Stuart Henderson wrote:
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> On 2019/11/05 20:46, Mischa Peters wrote:
>> When you are using transparent (Direct Server Return) you have to make sure
>> you disable ARP on the servers you are load balancing.
>
> Transparent is not "direct server return", that is do
On 2019/11/05 20:46, Mischa Peters wrote:
> When you are using transparent (Direct Server Return) you have to make sure
> you disable ARP on the servers you are load balancing.
Transparent is not "direct server return", that is done with "route to".
> What happens with transparant is that the se
Mischa,
as you were guessing right, my sole intention was to have the actual
client IP address available on the server side without changing anything
in the current server configuration. With your explanation, I understand
that in my case this is not possible. So, as you suggested, passing the
cl
What are you trying to do?
When you are using transparent (Direct Server Return) you have to make sure you
disable ARP on the servers you are load balancing.
What happens with transparant is that the server gets the client IP as source,
not the IP of relayd, and will respond directly to the cli
