Thanks for the info. Here is a snipet of the config for my mailservers
server port 25
tcp
server port 110
tcp
server port 143
tcp
server real m0 z.z.z.z
port pop3
port imap4
port smtp
!
server real m1 y.y.y.y
port pop3
port imap4
port smtp
!
server real m2 x.x.x.x
port pop3
port imap4
port smtp
!
server virtual m f.f.f.f
port smtp
port smtp dsr
port imap4
port imap4 dsr
port pop3
port pop3 dsr
bind smtp 1 smtp m2 smtp m3 smtp
bind imap4 m0 imap4 m1 imap4 m2 imap4
bind pop3 m0 pop3 m1 pop3 m2 pop3
Our setup looks like this.
Clients
|
-----------
| Router |
-----------
|
----------- -------------
Servers/Clients-| Switch |-| Foundry A |-|
----------- ------------- | HSRP
Servers/Clients-| Switch |-| Foundry B |-|
----------- -------------
Servers/Clients-| Switch |
-----------
I'm currently running 07.3.04T12
Again, thanks for the help..
-Dale
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Clifton Royston wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 24, 2002 at 08:06:14AM -0400, Dale Hege wrote:
> > Hello, we have 2 serverirons here in a HSRP role and are trying to get out
> > mail system running through it. We have made it "work" but the performance
> > hit is crazy. Our servers generaly run with a load of <1 but when the
> > foundry it put in the path eventually they jump to 12,30,300 if we remove
> > the foundry the loads drop back down. We are using sendmail 8.11.6.
> >
> > We are currently using dsr.
> >
> > Has anyone else seen something like this?
>
> Not here.
>
> We run all outbound mail plus various other services through a
> Serveriron virtual server, even and using smail (a really crummy mailer
> which we are soon to upgrade from) load on the real servers stays down
> at 0.1 or thereabouts. That's with this configuration:
>
> server real server-foo x.y.z.w
> port dns
> port radius-old
> port smtp
> port pop3
> !
> ...
> server virtual smtp x.y.z.q
> sym-priority 100
> port default disable
> port pop3
> port smtp
> bind pop3 server-foo pop3 server-bar pop3 server-baz pop3
> bind smtp server-foo smtp server-bar smtp server-baz smtp
> !
>
> In this configuration, server-foo, server-bar, and server-baz all
> must be "behind" or directly attached to the Serveriron.
>
> Try posting an excerpt of your configuration?
>
>
> > Or have any ideas?
>
> First, try disabling DSR - go for the simpler configuration and get
> that working.
>
> Second, try some different firmware versions - I have tried some that
> just seem to break virtual servers altogether. I don't understand how
> they could get it out past QC, but there have been some.
>
> Still, I suspect you've made some mistake in the virtual server
> configuration. Did you enable the "default port" mapping? That can
> really screw things up unless you understand how to use it, because it
> can end up breaking outgoing connections.
>
> -- Clifton
>
> --
> Clifton Royston -- LavaNet Systems Architect -- cliftonr@lava.net
> "What do we need to make our world come alive?
> What does it take to make us sing?
> While we're waiting for the next one to arrive..." - Sisters of Mercy
>
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