[racktables-users] Re: Setting up an SLB

Thanks Dennis,

It is somewhat of an odd way to do it, but works. Is there a way to select a
Real from the list of servers that I have already entered, I seem to only be
able to just add their IP's.

-Erik-

On Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 11:20 AM, Denis Ovsienko <pilot@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> > What is the correct way to setup and slb? Anytime I click on the slb
> > tab for anything I get the below error.
> > I've added a router but can not seem to make the app recognize it as
> > an slb.
> >
> >
> > "An error has occured in function [N/A]. Additional information:
> > Failed to find handler for page 'object', tab 'slb'"
>
> Hello.
>
> There's no user manual on this topic, so let's try inventing one. First
> of all, the tabs shown in square brackets (e.g. [SLB]) are not yet
> implemented. Then, the database was designed to allow configuring
> Cisco, Foundry and keepalived load balancers. As long as I'm dealing
> with keepalived currently, only the latter was implemented. It's really
> easy to add the rest, if there are Cisco/Foundry users on the list,
> who can provide feedback.
>
> Most SLB configuration is currently done on the IPv4 SLB page. A
> typical procedure for setting up a new virtual service would be:
> 1. Virtual services: create new VS.
> 2. RS pools: create new RS pool.
> 3. Browse the pool and add some real servers. Enable some or all RSes.
> 4. Attach a load balancer to the pool using the VS from step 1.
>
> After that the LB will have "LVS configuration" tab enabled, which will
> display a complete config file for keepalived.
>
> An example configuration is available at
> http://racktables.org/demo/0.14.12/?page=ipv4slb
>
> This should be enough to get used to the concept. Let me know, if you
> have more questions.
>
> --
>    DO4-UANIC
>
>


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-Erik-

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