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List:       loadbalancing-l
Subject:    RE: [load balancing] outside of network
From:       jon.hartman () verizon ! com
Date:       2003-06-17 13:35:57
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1) Yes, they can. All you are doing is altering the destination IP
address.

2) Yes, unless you also swap-out the source-IP, as with proxy-IP's in the
alteons.

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-lb-l@vegan.net [mailto:owner-lb-l@vegan.net] On Behalf Of
Farid Hamjavar
Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 11:45 PM
To: 'lb-l@vegan.net'
Subject: [load balancing] outside of network


Greetings,

I am not sure if this list is for any specific product . . . 

My two quick questions:
Can  load-balance appliances (e.g. the one you use) load balance 
systems outside of its subnet/network?

Do load-balance appliances (e.g. the one you use)  need to
act as gateway for systems they load-balance?

Thanks,
Farid
UNM


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