Hi everyone.
I'm testing ZenLB v3.0.3 and I've achieved to run some services using a
L4XNAT farm BUT...
...I need TWO "features" that I don't know if ZenLB offers or simply
(and most probably) I can't make them to run:
1) a backend MUST BE ACCESSED (through her private IP address) to
some
To add clarification I cannot SSH into these machines over their
10.12.10.x address over the VPN tunnel. It is obviously futile to attempt
to SSH into them on the 10.13.10.x address.
-Original Message-
From: Tom Trantham [mailto:ttrant...@communitytech.net]
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2014 5
Good Afternoon,
I have successfully implemented a L4DNAT farm in Zen with
the following configuration:
Load balancer:
Eth0: 10.12.10.60 (Management IP)
Eth110.13.10.60 (Backend Gateway)
Eth1:0 10.12.10.160(Virtual IP)
Default GW 10.12
Hi all,
When selecting HTTP as the farm profile there is no option for:
1. NO Edit real IP servers configuration > how do you add the real servers?
2. NO persistence session
Screen Shot: http://pasteboard.co/17YrPJTG.png
I think all the docs and youtube vids are old.
Can some one please help w
Thanks Russell,
Would this be preferable over TCP? Would a HTTPS listener forward the
original IP in the headers X-Forward?
Thanks.
On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 7:59 PM, Russell Christopher wrote:
> Hey Cerrie -
>
> Choose an HTTP farm, and then configure the HTTP farm with an HTTPS
> listener. Just
In V303 I noticed that when I enable FarmGuardian using my script I can control
when backends are good / bad just like I could in V2 however in v3 I seem to
have found a bug.
If the FarmGuardian script sets a server as bad and the LB marks it as status
down and I then go and delete all the FarmG
Hey Cerrie -
Choose an HTTP farm, and then configure the HTTP farm with an HTTPS
listener. Just found out about this myself :)
On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 11:31 AM, Cerrie Russell wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have just installed the latest version:
>
> root@lb0:~# dpkg -l | grep zen
> ii zenloadbalancer
Hi All,
I have just installed the latest version:
root@lb0:~# dpkg -l | grep zen
ii zenloadbalancer3.03Zen
Load Balancer v3.03
I see the docs show HTTPS profile however my version does not have this option.
I do have TCP and I guess that will work wi