[LARTC] Load Balance and SSL

[LARTC] Load Balance and SSL

[Andre Guimarães]

Hi, 

I have load balance working on a linux server, balancing between two providers 
with obvious two different IPs (the customer is not an Autonomous System).

It works very well except with some sites that establish a session and then 
redirects the session to another server. These sessions are usually based on 
informations like cookies and client IP address, and therefore you must reach 
the destination with the same IP address (thats why routing cache is there).

But when the "session" is redirected to another destination server, another 
destination IP, sometimes the connection go trought the another link, and so, 
arrives at the destination with another IP, and then the session becomes 
invalid.

I can't see anything linux (and any other) could do to deal with it, since 
it's a new destination IP.

Anyone knows something that could solve this kind of problem ?

:: Sorry for the bad english.



-- 
André Guimarães
Databras Informática
Matriz RJ - 55 (21) 2518-2363
Filial ES - 55 (27) 3233-0098
http://www.databras.com.br
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Re: [LARTC] Load Balance and SSL

[Grant Taylor]

On 6/26/2007 3:01 PM, Andre Guimarães wrote:
> Anyone knows something that could solve this kind of problem ?

I would like to see some control over how the cache matches, i.e. a 
netmask for the destination IP.  Something like cache for matches on /24 
or the likes.



Grant. . . .

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