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> I added the opposite blade's IP address to the /etc/hosts file on each > blade. Now, communication between cosignd processes is not crossing the > load balancer, so I think I am just dealing with cosign configuration > issues at this point. Then why is it coming from the external IP, I wonder? Is cosignd/monster properly getting host=>ip lookups? Too many programs nowadays have a tendancy to be ignorant of /etc/hosts entries and trust DNS regardless. curl springs to mind. Quite annoying. I'd to a 'tcpdump -s0 -i internal port 6663 -w tcpdump.out' on the BigIP and see if your packets are hitting the BigIP, just to be sure. > I get a "CHILD xxxxx talking to itself" error in the other host's > log file. I don't yet have replication or multiple cosign daemons at all, and I get this - is this expected? -- Brian Hatch "Be liberal in what you Systems and accept, and conservative Security Engineer in what you send." http://www.ifokr.org/bri/ --RFC1123. If only the rest of the world agreed... Every message PGP signed
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