I'm trying a similar setup and can't seem to get pen to listen on the vrrp virtual IP address. I have configured both hercules boxes the same, I can ping the vrrp virtual IP but cannot get pen to load balance over it. I have my hercules boxes dual homed and they load balance and work great with their assigned IP addresses. Here is what my config looks like below:
PIDFILE=/var/run/pen.pid
PIDFILE2-/var/run/pen2.pid
CONTROLPORT=8888
CONTROLPORT2=8889
CHROOTDIR=/chroot/pen
VRRP_IP=192.168.5.100
VSERVER_ID=1
LBSERVER=80
LBSERVER2=443
SERVER1=192.168.10.200
SEVRER2=192.168.10.201
case "$1" in
start)
echo -n "Starting VRRP Cluster Service: "
/sbin/vrrpd -i eth0 -v $VSERVER_ID $VRRP_IP
echo " \[OK]"
if \[ -x /bin/pen ] ; then
echo -n "Starting LB on Port 80: "
/bin/pen -C $CONTROLPORT -X -l $LOGFILE -p $PIDFILE $LBSERVER $SERVER1 $SERVER2
echo " \[OK]"
fi
if \[ -x /bin/pen ] ; then
echo -n "Starting LN on Port 443 "
/bin/pen -C $CONTROLPORT2 -X -l $LOGFILE -p $PIDFILE2 $LBSERVER2 $SERVER1 $SERVER2
echo " \[OK]"
fi
;;
stop)
echo -n "Halting LB on Port 80: "
kill `cat /var/run/pen.pid`
echo " \[OK]
echo -n "Halting LB on Port 443: "
kill `cat /var/run/pen2.pid`
echo " \[OK]"
echo -n "Halting VRRPD Cluster Deamon: "
killall vrrpd
echo " \[OK]"
;;
*)
echo "usage; $0 \{ start | stop }" >&2
EXIT 1
;;
Sid Smith
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