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...
You know, i was thinking of a different solution.
You complain that using remote-random is not good enough.
Well, if you use that and multiple remote + a low keep-alive.
What happens if server A kicks you off. You connect to server B.
This way you could do load balancing (i doubt you really need it),
but ofc. clients would be disconnected, but still, you could be so
unlucky that you have a perfect load balancing, 50% to each, but
then all clients to one server go to bed, and the others keep working.
You have to push them to the other somehow.
Another option could be to prevent new tunnels at the server with the
biggest load, that way new clients will be forced to the 2. server.
This could be done with a statefull iptables firewall that let existing
tunnels through, but disallows new.
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