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Multiple IP addresses for each auth servers support #38

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Sannis opened this issue Dec 9, 2014 · 5 comments
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Multiple IP addresses for each auth servers support #38

Sannis opened this issue Dec 9, 2014 · 5 comments
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@Sannis
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Sannis commented Dec 9, 2014

Have you plans for such functionality? I will be very useful if auth server hostname is handled with round-robin or geo-DNS service.

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benoitg commented Dec 9, 2014

There is no reason it wouldn't work with GeoDNS now.

Round-robin would indeed have to be done client-side. I don't know if anybody else has a need/is working on it.

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acv commented Mar 16, 2015

Does the ipset functionality adequately address this bug? Every connection to the auth server does an independent gethostbyname()

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mhaas commented Mar 16, 2015

@acv, I think the issue here is the clients being blocked. That is probably independent of the gateway doing a gethostbyname() when it talks to the auth server.

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acv commented Mar 16, 2015

That's why I was thinking ipset took care of that half.

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mhaas commented Mar 17, 2015

Yes, ipset handles this.

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