Timh,

If you don't specify the destination port on the backend servers then
it defaults to using the port the traffic requested.



2012/4/2 Timh Bergström <timh.bergst...@quickvz.com>:
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for an "easy" way to setup simple tcp port-forwarding with
> haproxy alongside normal load-balancing. Thing is, the incoming ports
> are random within 5900-6000 so I need to forward the same incoming
> port to the backend(s). I tried doing this with a "listen" directive
> and with "frontend"/"backend" setups but couldn't get it to work
> properly. The haproxy server can "bind" on these ports just fine, I
> just need to make sure that the incoming connection is forwarded to
> the same port on the backend-servers. Has someone else done something
> like this?
>
> TCP: 5972 -> haproxy-server -> TCP: 5972 backend-server
>
> As you may see it's for pushing VNC-connections through haproxy
> because all other traffic is going through there as well. I'm using
> "balance src" so I'm not that fussed about "sessions" or "state" at
> this point. Any info or pointers are much appreciated.
>
> Timh Bergström
> www.quickvz.com
>



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