Re: Accessing the file system of clustered machines

--- Nick Finn <[email protected]> wrote:
> OK here is the situation,  I have two lvs 1 primary
> and 1 secondary machine with four clustered
> Microsoft web servers each web server has two NIC
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I am sorry for you ;-)  

> cards, one has a public IP address and the other has
> a private ( 192.168.0.0).  The problem is that when
> setup like that I can't type in the clustered domain
> name i.e. www.domainname.com and pull up the
> website, but if I disable the public card on the web
> servers it's not a problem.  Then I can't access the
> file system on the web servers for replication of
> new files.  Sorry for the book and I really
> appreciate any help.

Not sure what you mean about the M$ webservers having
a public and private address with two NICs - that is
the job of the LVS Linux servers - to route all the
requests coming to the LVS Public Address to the
private network where you place your webservers. More
specifically each LVS box also has a private address
on it's second NIC - the same network the webservers
should be on....

BTW what domain name will work is dependent on your
DNS and webserver setup, not LVS.

Pete



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