From: Luke P. <lop...@wi...> - 2004-07-16 14:11:30
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Thanks for the reply. I unfortunately can't test without bpsh- I don't have full installs on nodes. I also couldn't use your setup, as nodes can't see the globally valid IP's outside their subnet. I do have appropriate NAT working, though! I thought that was going to be the hard part.... :) Does anyone have other ideas, or things to check? Thanks -Luke > Try testing without bpsh (if you can). We use this setup for a commercial > Flexlm licensed application, and it works. We have full OS installs on the > internal compute nodes, however, so they only use hosts: files. > > /etc/hosts has the *external* addresses of the flexlm servers (we have a > 3-backup-server setup for Flexlm). Routing all goes through the master > server (router set via DHCP). Master server has NAT set up via iptables > script (iptable_nat module, set up FORWARD chain for appropriate ports, > enable MASQUERADEing in nat table (POSTROUTING chain), and "echo 1 > > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward"). |