On 2/22/2013 9:12 PM, Karelis, E. Pete wrote:
> The period in "eth0.1" is indicative of a VLAN sub-interface, which uses
> 802.1q tagging (so you have to configure a switch to Tag the other VLAN
> ID's), whereas the colon in "eth0:1" is indicative of an additional IP on the
> eth0 interface, in
The period in "eth0.1" is indicative of a VLAN sub-interface, which uses 802.1q
tagging (so you have to configure a switch to Tag the other VLAN ID's), whereas
the colon in "eth0:1" is indicative of an additional IP on the eth0 interface,
in the same vlan.
Delete the eth0.1, and add an eth0:1.
Hi, James.
You did not create a virtual interface. I think you have created a vlan,
that is the reason you can not select it as virtual ip for the cluster.
Best regards.
El 22/02/2013 23:45, "James Pifer" escribió:
I've just install Zen Load Balancer on two nodes and I'm trying to setup
cluste
I've just install Zen Load Balancer on two nodes and I'm trying to setup
clustering. I see someone has already asked this question in the
archives, but I do not seem to have access to view it for some reason,
even when logged into sourceforge.
I've watched the video located here:
http://www.yo
