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Poor man’s load balancing

Byetzion 08/12/2008

Using iptables to achieve poor man’s load balancing for a single server

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Linux

Multihomed routing (split access load balancing) and OpenVPN

Byetzion 25/06/2006

We have one connection via ATM like interface and we have one PPP connection via xDSL (described here), and we want load balancing for this whole party. Following this specific part of lartc.org guide, we’ve managed to get this to work. The idea goes like this (Centos 4.3): 1. Do not state default route for…

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Disk Storage

Hitachi HW100 limitations

Byetzion 19/03/2006

Not too long ago I have purchased a brand new Hitachi HW100 Workgroup Storage. 14+1 400GB SATA disks, dual-interface, each holding two fiber ports (2Gb/s LC). A nice machine. However, two limitations I have discovered are clouding my day: 1. It supports only Raid0 and Raid5. It will not allow me no-parity Raid, aka, Raid1….

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