Comments to http://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/pools.html $OpenBSD: pools.html,v 1.18 2006/11/01 01:56:01 joel Exp $
"Marvin Nimnull" <[email protected]>
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i tried to setup load balancing and nat on my own server.....
solution, presented here, lacks ability to balance connections from the
server itself.
so, finally i got my results on a such way:
nat from $myself to ! <local> -> { (vlan0), (vlan1) } round-robin
here nat balances entire traffic itself and this traffic originates from
kernel (squid socked), not passes through interfaces.......
i still need
pass out quick route-to (vlan0 $vlan1gw) from $vlan1me to ! <local>
to symmetric paths routing.
all other solutions with route-to weren't working for me (especially
combined with nat)
i hope you will hilite in your faq the difference between in-transit packets
and ones that
originated from the kernel/user_processes
p.s. my setup was accomplished on the FreeBSD, so, maybe "nat .... -> { ...
} round-robin"
is FreeBSD-specific, i don't know