[users@httpd] Load Balancing using multiple network interfaces

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Hi

I'm looking for a load balancing method where i can statically link clients to a certain vhost or ip and have that ip send the reply back to the client, so the traffic is going out on a different interface or ip-address.

So far i've setup Apache with two ip-addresses in vhosts but each ip-address is on one physical network interface each. So what happens when i redrect people from example.com to data.example.com, which is using the second ip-address in vhosts, is that i get HTTP queries going in on the second ip-address for data.exet.nu but all response traffic from Apache goes out on the first interface and the first ip-address.

Is this because i'm using two interfaces? Could this be solved if i just had put the second ip-address on the first interface?
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Med vänliga hälsningar

Stefan Midjich aka nocturnal
[Swehack] http://swehack.se

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