Given that you are talking a public IP address however it depends on your network configuration and ISP setup...
2010/1/8 <avi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
I want to set up a cluster that is used for web hosting (RHCS cluster). Recently,
I experimented with a 2 node cluster and was able to run it successfully. However,
I have started facing some issues with Apache, which I had configured as a service
using the Cluster configuration tool. To do this Apache needs a floating IP address.
This address is in addition to the network interface IP address. For example if my
NIC IP is 192.168.1.1, then I need 192.168.1.2 as a floating IP address, and this
has to be bound to apache. At least this is what I understood after several hours
of experimentation. I also figured that if I configured 192.168.1.1 as a cluster
resource and bound it to apache, the cluster manager failed to start apache and the
NIC was put "off". ( In effect 192.168.1.1 was removed from the NIC ).
However, the Apache service ran fine when bound to the ADDITIONAL IP i.e. 192.168.1.2
( the floating IP ).
The above example was just a lab setup to test the cluster.
My problem is that I only have a single public IP address, to serve my web server
and my question is this:
Is this the end of the road, for installing apache as a service with ONE public IP
address??
I am willing to give further info, if required.
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