Ldirectord realserver connection refused LVS-TUN

[Niraj Patel]

I saw that part but then how does ldirectord make its negotiation checks?

Does this also mean that you *MUST* run iptables in order to have 
LVS-TUN work with failover and still have the flexibility of using 
ldirectord?

I'm using ldirectord 1.186, ipvsadm 1.24 and heartbeat 2.0.5 on kernel 
2.6.16



Joseph Mack NA3T wrote:
> On Tue, 12 Dec 2006, Niraj Patel wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> Client machines (both on the same subnet and not) are able to access 
>> the cluster using firefox, lynx, wget and telnet (ports 80 and 443). 
>> However, when trying the same from the directors themselves, I get 
>> connection refused.
>
> http://www.austintek.com/LVS/LVS-HOWTO/mini-HOWTO/LVS-mini-HOWTO.html#gotchas 
>
>
> Joe
<original post> -- adding because it didn't make it to HA list the first 
time (sorry)
Hello all,

I'm trying to run an LVS-TUN setup with heartbeat for an apache cluster. 
Client machines (both on the same subnet and not) are able to access the 
cluster using firefox, lynx, wget and telnet (ports 80 and 443). 
However, when trying the same from the directors themselves, I get 
connection refused.  All machines (directors and realservers) are on the 
same subnet. Arp tables are showing the correct MAC also.

I'm cross-posting here to both LVS and HA lists, but I'm assuming it's 
not an ldirectord config issue because I can get to apache using various 
methods, just not from the directors themselves. However, ldirectord 
runs on the directors and keeps making the realservers quiescent since 
the checks are failing.  If I don't run ldirectord, things work, but 
without it, what's the point?

The VIP's are all aliased off of eth0 or eth1 using IPaddr2.   Even 
after a successful failover, the other director exhibits the same 
issues.  Using kernel 2.6.16.  In desperation, I also tried adding a 
route to  the VIP on the director but having a route back to the same 
interface didn't help one bit.

However, one weird thing I noticed after running IPaddr2 was that the 
VIP shows up using ip addr, but not ifconfig. I have no idea why this 
might be the case.
haresources has the line:   IPaddr2::172.16.0.10/24/eth1/172.16.0.255  
(I also tried 32 but that didn't work either).


Any ideas?  Any pointers would be highly appreciated.


Thanks and regards.
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