Re: Piranha 0.7.0-3 support for Direct Routing and non-http/ftp service

pb <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.redhat.piranha
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Chee Chye,

Far as I know Piranha supports all three methods of
routing. But it would serve you well to read Joseph
Mack's HOWTO on linuxvirtualserver.com for what each
entails. 

If you are new to Piranha, and not so familiar with
lvs.cf, you can use the Piranha GUI which you start up
with the command 

  /etc/rc.d/init.d/piranha-gui start

then connect via web browser with

  http://nameofyourpiranhabox:3636
            or
  http://localhost:3636
     (if have access to a browser local
      on the box itself in X-windows...
      run startx to bring up Gnome or KDE).

Then you can play around with setting up
the lvs.cf for NAT, Direct, Tunneling, and 
check out other settings too.  As you
use Piranha GUI you can then open lvs.cf
in an editor (vi, pico, kedit, gedit, etc.)
and see what Piranha GUI changed.

Hope that helps.

Peter




--- ong cheechye <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> 1.)  I want to test Piranha 0.7.0-3 + ipvs direct
> routing in a
> single network enviroment.
> i.e client, director, real servers are all in the
> same
> network (i.e all having ip address 192.168.XXX.XXX).
> Is this possible with piranha ? 
> If so, how do I configure the lvs.cf as there are
> entries
> pertaining to NAT (Can I leave them out) ? Is there
> any document or example lvs.cf for
> Piranha+DirectRouting setup ?
> 
> 2.) Does Piranha support service other than
> FTP/HTTP(like my own written service) ? 
> 
> Thanks
> Chee Chye
> 
> 
> 
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