[Spread-users] spread over routers
David Avraamides
David.Avraamides at SevernRiverCapital.com
Fri Feb 4 07:26:44 EST 2005
Daniel,
Here is an example from our config file where we have two segments, each
on a different VLAN. It works well:
Spread_Segment 10.10.1.255:4803 {
ct-devbuild-01
ct-srvapp-01
ct-srvapp-02
ct-srvapp-03
ct-srvapp-04
ct-srvapp-05
ct-srvapp-06
ct-srvwebin-01
ct-srvmon-01
ct-srvtask-01
}
Spread_Segment 10.10.2.255:4803 {
ct-dev-01
ct-dev-02
ct-dev-03
ct-trade-01
ct-trade-02
ct-trade-03
ct-trade-04
ct-trade-05
ct-trade-06
ct-trade-07
}
10.10.1 and 10.10.2 are separate VLANs and we have UDP forwarding turned
off between them. The .1 VLAN is for our servers and the .2 is for our
users/clients. Note that we use hostnames rather than IP addresses
because we DHCP addresses (for clients). This can present problems with
spread as it caches the IP address at startup from what I understand.
Recently I rebuilt my machine (ct-dev-01) and the new one got a
different IP address. I had to bring all the daemons down, flush their
DNS caches, and bring them back up. Not a lot of fun but it forced me to
develop scripts which do it automatically, which is a good thing.
-Dave
-----Original Message-----
From: spread-users-bounces at lists.spread.org
[mailto:spread-users-bounces at lists.spread.org] On Behalf Of Daniel
Essayag
Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 2:50 AM
To: spread-users at lists.spread.org
Subject: [Spread-users] spread over routers
Hi,
We have many difficulties to configure Spread.conf file while working
between many computers on big networks with many routers. We have tried
to work according to the user guide (version 0.11 page 12) but without
success.
- Does someone have any example of spread.conf over routers.
- Does the subnet mask have any influence on the spread segment
configuration ? If yes, ther is no mention of this in the user guide.
- Does spread work on Virtual LANs?
Thanks,
Daniel Esssyag
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