Re: Direct Server Return and FreeBSD 5

John David Duncan wrote: > There's a load balancing configuration known as direct server return > (DSR), in which packets pass from the client through the load balancer to > the server, but then the replies from the server go directly to the client > (bypassing the load balancer). The way this wor

Re: Direct Server Return and FreeBSD 5

You need to set net.inet.ip.check_interface=0 John David Duncan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > > There's a load balancing configuration known as direct server return > (DSR), in which packets pass from the client through the load balancer to > the server, but then the replies from the server go dir

Direct Server Return and FreeBSD 5

There's a load balancing configuration known as direct server return (DSR), in which packets pass from the client through the load balancer to the server, but then the replies from the server go directly to the client (bypassing the load balancer). The way this works is that the load balancer sen

Network Card Problem (BroadCom)

Hi Freebsd Team I' ve problem with an a network card on my new server I bought an IBM Xserve 225 with this configuration: Dula Xeon 2,4Ghetz 1Gbyte Ram DDR SCSI 320 with 36Gbyte Disk BroadCom NetXtreme Gigabit network Card I installed Freebsd 4.7 I recompiled Kernel with BGE and miibus device but

Network Card Problem (BroadCom)

Hi Freebsd Team I' ve problem with an a network card on my new server I bought an IBM Xserve 225 with this configuration: Dula Xeon 2,4Ghetz 1Gbyte Ram DDR SCSI 320 with 36Gbyte Disk BroadCom NetXtreme Gigabit network Card I installed Freebsd 4.7 I recompiled Kernel with BGE and miibus device but