Hello,
I am trying to create the following scenario:
Always let the client go sticky to 1 of the 2 servers.
If that sticky server fails, then failover to the other server.
I am using 1 LVS server with DR to load balance between the 2 servers.
I use ldirectord as check service to monitor the real servers.
I've got the following ldirectord.cf:
checktimeout=5
checkinterval=5
autoreload=yes
logfile="/var/log/ldirectord.log"
quiescent=yes
virtual=194.145.200.87:25
real=194.145.200.17:25 gate
real=194.145.200.171:25 gate
service=smtp
scheduler=sh
protocol=tcp
netmask = 255.255.255.255
virtual=194.145.200.87:27
real=194.145.200.17:27 gate
real=194.145.200.171:27 gate
service=smtp
scheduler=sh
protocol=tcp
virtual=194.145.200.87:80
real=194.145.200.17:80 gate
real=194.145.200.171:80 gate
service=http
scheduler=sh
protocol=tcp
request="/src/login.php"
virtual=194.145.200.87:443
real=194.145.200.17:443 gate
real=194.145.200.171:443 gate
service=https
scheduler=sh
protocol=tcp
request="/src/login.php"
virtual=194.145.200.87:993
real=194.145.200.17:993 gate
real=194.145.200.171:993 gate
service=imaps
scheduler=sh
protocol=tcp
virtual=194.145.200.87:5222
real=194.145.200.17:5222 gate
real=194.145.200.171:5222 gate
# service=simpletcp
scheduler=sh
protocol=tcp
The problem is that when I connect to server1 and stop , for example,
smtp (qmail) on server1, I am not automatically redistrubuted to server2.
Do I miss some failover setup in my ldirectord.cf file?
Kind regards,
Michiel
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