Hi, I just came across an issue while setting up a VINCI Service on a server that doesn't have a public IP.
The server that host the Vinci Service is accesible through a public IP, but doesn't actually know it. (Load Balancer) Here is the scheme of the process. The CPE call the VNS Host through a public IP CPE ---------- Internet ------- Load Balancer --------> VNS Server ( 192.168.0.1:9000) For now everything is ok. The VNS Server then send to the CPE the IP and Port of the service that the CPE wanted to call. > MyService is on 192.168.0.1:10000 CPE <---------- Internet ------- Load Balancer -------- VNS Server The the CPE try to call the service via 192.168.0.1:10000 but this IP is not reachable from internet. I tried to get around this by setting up the variable VNS_HOST to the domain that linked to the public IP, but it didn't worked. The VNS Server still convert the domain into an IP. I also tried to set the VNS_HOST to the public IP, but their is a security feature on Load balancers that you can not call yourself with the public IP within the private network. So the service wasn't able to connect to the VNS Server. So my question is, is anybody encountered that same issue ? Is their anything that I can do to get around this ? Thanks for your help. Regards. -- Nassim
