Installing and Configuring LVS + PIRANHA [LVS doesn't work for both interfaces!!!]
Alexandra Alvarado <[email protected]>
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I have configured all that is described in the LVS tutorial, but a don't have success configuring LVS, Does LVS only works if eth0 fails or it can works if eth1 fails too [and eth0 has no problems]??? Thanks Alexandra Alvarado > On the "active router" I excecuted "tcpdump host 10.10.10.9 -i eth1" and > "tcpdump host 100.100.100.9" and > on the "backup router" I excecuted "tcpudmp host 10.10.10.200 -i eth1 > and "tcpdump host 10.10.10.200" > and I can see that both router is checking the heartbeat on both interfaces > > I have primary_private configured "primary_private = 10.10.10.200" and I > have backup_private configured "backup_private = 10.10.10.9" > > With eth0 is ok, > > But when I disconnect the "eth1 interface of the active router", the > "backup router" doesn't work > > help!!! :-( > > Thanks > > Alexandra Alvarado > > Jeff Bearer wrote: > > >I'm not sure I have an answer, but check to see if the backup is > >checking the heartbeat on both interfaces with tcpdump. > > > >also in your lvs.cf, do you have the lines primary, primary_private, > >backup and backup_private? maybe you don't have the private config > >lines? > > > >hopefully that helps out a bit. > > > > > > > > > >On Sat, 2002-07-27 at 01:24, Alexandra Alvarado wrote: > > > >>I have been configuring lvs + piranha like the graph > >> > >>>|-------|------------------------------------------|---------| Public network > >>>> |eth0=100.100.100.200 |eth0=100.100.100.9 > >>>> |eth0:1=100.100.100.32 (vs1) | > >>>> ------|----- -------|----- > >>>> | active | | backup | > >>>> | router | | router | > >>>> ------|----- -------|----- > >>>> |eth1=10.10.10.200 |eth1=10.10.10.9 > >>>> |eth1:1=10.10.10.32 (NAT router) | > >>>>|-------|-|------------------|-----------------|---|----------| Private network > >>>> |eth0=10.10.10.14 |eth0=10.10.10.15 |eth0=10.10.10.16 > >>>> | | | > >>>> |---------| |---------| |---------| > >>>> | rs1 | | rs2 | | rs3 | > >>>> | > >>>>__ > >>>>_______| |_________| |_________| > >>>> > >>>> > >>The backup router works when I disconnect the eth0 cable of the active > >>router, but if I disconnect the eth1 of the active router the backup > >>doesn't work > >> > >>What I want to say is: What if the eth1is the card damaged and no the > >>eth0 of the active router?, what's wrong? > >> > >>Thanks > >> > >>Alexandra Alvarado > >> >