Alan DeKok wrote:
Patric wrote:
I see I see, so I would only add a listen section if I were listening on
a different interface or port?
Yes.
I think I get the proxying now :) proxy_requests = yes just makes the
server process the detail-combined log right?
No. The
Patric wrote:
I see I see, so I would only add a listen section if I were listening on
a different interface or port?
Yes.
I think I get the proxying now :) proxy_requests = yes just makes the
server process the detail-combined log right?
No. The listen section that references it tells
Hi again all :)
I have a primary and secondary server, each of which receive accounting
requests from multiple NAS servers.
Both my servers proxy these requests to each other to stay in sync.
I would like to setup a virtual server on my secondary to handle the
incoming proxy requests from
With the above config I have listen sections for auth and acct.
Do I understand the documentation correctly if I add this to the above
existing config:
client primary_server {
ipaddr= primary_server_ip
secret= shared_secret
Patric wrote:
server requests_from_primary {
listen {
ipaddr = *
port = 0
type = acct
}
Delete that listen section. It conflicts with the global one.
The global one will accept packets on the accounting port, IP *, and
will look up the client. If the
Ivan Kalik wrote:
With the above config I have listen sections for auth and acct.
Do I understand the documentation correctly if I add this to the above
existing config:
client primary_server {
ipaddr= primary_server_ip
secret=
Alan DeKok wrote:
Patric wrote:
server requests_from_primary {
listen {
ipaddr = *
port = 0
type = acct
}
Delete that listen section. It conflicts with the global one.
The global one will accept packets on the accounting port, IP *, and
will look
To resolve this should I now remove the primary server from my nas table
as I am defining it in the clients.conf ?
Yes, pick one.
Or is there a way to leave it
in the nas table and assign a virtual_server directive to it?
Yes. In 2.1.7 schema supports virtual servers but that line is
Ivan Kalik wrote:
To resolve this should I now remove the primary server from my nas table
as I am defining it in the clients.conf ?
Yes, pick one.
Or is there a way to leave it
in the nas table and assign a virtual_server directive to it?
Yes. In 2.1.7 schema supports virtual
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