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Den søndag 1.jan kl. 20:46 skrev Mathias Sundman:
On Sun, 1 Jan 2006, Alex Brett wrote:
Does anyone know of a method, either with OpenVPN or something
within TCP (I'm using TCP rather than UDP for several reasons)
itself to redirect a connection to a different IP address.
...
I know it could probably be done with port forwarding in some
clever way, but what I really want is for the front-end to be out
of the loop once it has passed the traffic on, rather than just
forwarding it to a different server...
Yes, like JonB suggested you can use linux/*bsd to redirect
traffic, but that machine will always be "in the loop" as you put
it. The only way todo "out of loop" redirecting as I can see it
would be using a dynamic DNS server with a TTL value set to 0 that
you update with some smart script so it points to the server with
the lowest load at the moment.
I was just thinking. Just how many clients do you have such that one
server can not handle the load? Or how big a pipe do you have?
A via with hardware encryption is PRETTY fast.
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