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Using IP Tunneling to a 2000 server

Jan 26, 2001, 6:27 AM

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I don't know 2000 at all, what would I have to do on that side to get it to dencapsulate an LVS encapsulated packet?

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Re: Using IP Tunneling to a 2000 server [ In reply to ]

mack.joseph at epa

Jan 26, 2001, 6:40 AM

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rolyaT yuG wrote:

first off - how about you put <cr> at the end of each line.
That way your paragraphs don't go off the edge of the screen

> I don't know 2000 at all, what would I have to do on that side to get it to dencapsulate an LVS encapsulated packet?

you'd have to add tunnelling to the W2K tcpip stack
Joe

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Re: Using IP Tunneling to a 2000 server [ In reply to ]

michael_e_brown at dell

Jan 26, 2001, 9:17 AM

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Use VS/DR instead of VS/TUN.

Look through the mail in this thread:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-virtual-server&m=97857021204580&w=2

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On Fri, 26 Jan 2001, rolyaT yuG wrote:

> I don't know 2000 at all, what would I have to do on that side to get it to dencapsulate an LVS encapsulated packet?
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