I thought that this would work as i expected it to but i guess i was wrong.
Scenario: Client gets hit with 10Gbps DDoS... nic1 useless...
nic1 vlan1 - 63.217.77.***
nic2 vlan2 - 198.154.77.***
nic1 vlan1 includes vps ips and 63.217.77.*** range
nic2 is on seperate vlan incase vlan1 is hosed and nic1 is not available we can still access the management console.
My issue is when we disconnected nic1 to stop the attack i can still reach the vm on node 1 by going to the ip address. How is this possible?
venet is set to route thru vmbr0 which is bonded to eth0.... how if eth0 is disconnected how is it possible for me to access the vm from outside the node?
let me know. thanks
Scenario: Client gets hit with 10Gbps DDoS... nic1 useless...
nic1 vlan1 - 63.217.77.***
nic2 vlan2 - 198.154.77.***
nic1 vlan1 includes vps ips and 63.217.77.*** range
nic2 is on seperate vlan incase vlan1 is hosed and nic1 is not available we can still access the management console.
My issue is when we disconnected nic1 to stop the attack i can still reach the vm on node 1 by going to the ip address. How is this possible?
venet is set to route thru vmbr0 which is bonded to eth0.... how if eth0 is disconnected how is it possible for me to access the vm from outside the node?
let me know. thanks