Re: Piranha 0.7.0-3 support for Direct Routing and non-http/ftp service
ong cheechye <[email protected]>
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I guess I can't remove the primary= and backup= as my private DIP address will now become the public network address , right ? ong cheechye <[email protected]> wrote: Thanks Sebastien and Peter. I just want to familiarise with Piranha using a simple setup without public network i.e for direct routing and single private network. So I can remove the entries regarding primary=,backup= and nat_router= as there is no public network and nat router in my setup). I was thinking of manually editing the lvs.cf file as I read about piranha-gui seems to have problem with linux 8.0. If that is not true, then i will use it. Thanks Chee Chye Sébastien Bonnet <[email protected]> wrote: > 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 ? Sure it is ! You'll just have to handle the ARP problem (please refer to the quite detailled HOWTO on http://linuxvirtualserver.org/ > If so, how do I configure the lvs.cf as there are entries pertaining > to NAT (Can I leave them out) ? What do you mean ? You want to keep you existing NAT setup and add a DR setup, or replace the NAT setup by the DR setup ? Earlier solution : write another lvs.cf, say lvs-dr.cf, and start pulse manually like this : /usr/sbin/pulse -c /etc/sysconfig/ha/lvs-dr.cf Don't forget to change heartbeat_port Later solution, I guess you're just bother about nat_router (or whatever it's called). You can remove or keep them, it won't matter. But as! long as it won't be used, I suggest you remove them, it'll cleaner. > Is there any document or example lvs.cf for Piranha+DirectRouting > setup ? You should not need that. As Peter said, use piranha-gui for a while and you'll soon know how to manually write lvs.cf. > Does Piranha support service other than FTP/HTTP (like my own > written service) ? Of course. You'll just have to tweak the send and expect parameters of your virtual server in order to match your own protocol, or use an external script. -- Sébastien Bonnet Centre de contacts - Experian France _______________________________________________ Piranha-list mailing list [email protected] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/piranha-list Yahoo! Travel - Valentine surprise deals. Book now! Yahoo! Travel - Valentine surprise deals. Book now!