Re: A question regarding Load Balancer in LVS and the ARP problem

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On Sun, 23 Dec 2007, David Shwatrz wrote:

My question is : suppose I have 2 NICs on each real server. Is there any advantage of configuring the VIP on the loopback device against configuring it on eth1 ? should configuring the VIP on eth1 work ?

In the early days (<=2.2) any device on the realserver was OK for the VIP (eg dummy0, eth1). I haven't checked since then, but all you're looking for is an address that will deliver packets locally. Since then the linux kernel has gotten a lot more anal/precise about such things and much that we used to be able to do in 2.0.x doesn't work anymore and I can't see any reason why the old behaviour was wrong. So it's reasonable to think that eth1 should work, but I haven't checked it for recent kernels


Joe

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