Re: Ipfilter with SSL?

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Jorgen Lundman wrote:
> If you use Squid, if only for https, the remote IP (as seen by the
> software) is that of the load balancer (host running Squid).

Hmm, you're right. I thought it could retain the IP... guess not.

What OS are you on? LVS *seems* to be able to do this, though I've never
touched LVS, I'm just reading through the docs. Obviously linux-only.

I looked a bunch of other software-based LB's, none of them seem to be
able to do this. It's such a simple task, I'm surprised.

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