Velusamy, Gandhimathi
2017-11-16 16:39:35 UTC
Hi,
I am experimenting with distributed Proxies using Traffic server by using balancer plug-in with my custom policies.
I have a local cluster in my university campus behind a NAT server and a Gateway. In the local cluster I have servers and clients connected through traffic server. When the number requests exceeds certain threshold or if my policy sees the delay in receiving response increases, it will forward the requests to a server in a public cloud through a second traffic server at the cloud. In the cloud there are clients and servers connected via traffics server.
I configured both traffic servers in transparent mode and from local cluster my traffic server can forward the requests to remote servers via remote traffic server.
But I am trying with remote traffic server to reach the local servers via local traffic server.
Is is possible to make this happen via any tunneling or NAT-ting.
I came across this presentation http://www.network-geographics.com/assets/docs/ApacheCon-2013.pdf which explains using ATS with NAT and a Cisco router.
Is there any documents available to read more about bypassing the NAT or any pointers on how to achieve this?
Thanks
Gandhimathi
I am experimenting with distributed Proxies using Traffic server by using balancer plug-in with my custom policies.
I have a local cluster in my university campus behind a NAT server and a Gateway. In the local cluster I have servers and clients connected through traffic server. When the number requests exceeds certain threshold or if my policy sees the delay in receiving response increases, it will forward the requests to a server in a public cloud through a second traffic server at the cloud. In the cloud there are clients and servers connected via traffics server.
I configured both traffic servers in transparent mode and from local cluster my traffic server can forward the requests to remote servers via remote traffic server.
But I am trying with remote traffic server to reach the local servers via local traffic server.
Is is possible to make this happen via any tunneling or NAT-ting.
I came across this presentation http://www.network-geographics.com/assets/docs/ApacheCon-2013.pdf which explains using ATS with NAT and a Cisco router.
Is there any documents available to read more about bypassing the NAT or any pointers on how to achieve this?
Thanks
Gandhimathi