-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Tiago,
We did the SSL session binding code for LVS back in like 2002 or so (not sure anymore) and I would personally use LVS normally. However, I find myself currently in a situation where a GUI is needed and LVS is kinda short on one. I read that ZLB has support for DR/DSR and was looking at the Farm setting in the new 3.x version and other than 3 Profile types not listed in the ZLB Documentation (L4TxNAT, L4UxNAT, Datalink) I have yet to find any further information regarding DR/DSR support in ZLB. Have you had any luck with this? Thank you, Chuck On 06/26/2013 10:21 PM, Tiago Soares - Netmaker wrote: > Robert, > > I'm asking because in an environment that if I have a lot of > traffic incoming to my website and I have my backends (webservers) > behind the loadbalancer, the loadbalancer itself can became a > bottleneck. Do you agree? > > Like in LVS (linux virtual server), they have an "Direct Route" > mode that incoming traffic goes thru loadbalancer, but the backends > respond directly to client. > > Regards. > > *NetMaker . Governança em TI* > > *GOI . Gerência de Operações e Infraestrutura* > > Tiago Barros Soares (21) 3257.5757 [email protected] > www.netmaker.com.br > > > Em 26-06-2013 16:47, Rob Baxter escreveu: >> No. The default configuration as far as i know is that traffic is >> "relayed" too and from your Loadbalancer. >> >> Https requires this to maintain the chain. Also... it's not >> standard procedure for a web server to reply to x-forwarded-for >> addressing. >> >> So in short, no it's not. Now that's not to say there may be a >> work around. But that would mean loosing a boat load of benefits. >> The foremost of which is perimeter security of your back end >> systems. >> >> Don't quote me on any of this "i'm a beginner myself". Maybe >> someone else will confirm / correct me. But im 99% sure in not >> speaking total trash! :D >> >> Regards, >> >> Robert Baxter Network Manager 01462 432009 >> >> >> >> ________________________________________ From: Tiago Soares - >> Netmaker [[email protected]] Sent: 26 June 2013 19:35 >> To: [email protected] Subject: >> [Zenloadbalancer-support] X-Forwarded-For - Direct route >> >> Hi, >> >> Enabling "X-Forwarded-For" header will my backend web servers >> respond directly to client, instead of send to load balance and >> then to client? >> >> Thank you! >> >> -- Att. 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