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Hello,

I am having some trouble setting up a two VPS cluster.
The two VPS's are running CentOS 6.5. One is configured as the controller and the other the member server.

I am able to connect the client to this setup however, there is no outbound internet connection for the client.

I've tried creating a bridge but the TAP driver does not register / show on the VPS after being created by the VPN manager software.

What needs to be done so that the client can access internet after connecting to the cluster?

Thank you.

If your VPS is based on OpenVZ technology you need access to create tup/tap. As your VPS provider.

As for route Internet through VPN enable secureNat but in cluster it is not possible ( https://www.softether.org/4-docs/1-manu ... Clustering )

You have to share Internet manually.

So, the solution will be to create a tap device? Then users will be able to connect to internet via the cluster?

Is this the same as bridging the VPN server? Thank you!

GreenUser wrote:
> So, the solution will be to create a tap device? Then users will be able to
> connect to internet via the cluster?

Clustering is more for connecting to the private area

>
> Is this the same as bridging the VPN server? Thank you!

In this case tap will let you get connect from server host to private lan. It lets you do more, but not automatically.

I would think that Clustering is more for load balancing? Is there any way to load balance without clustering?

I wanted to use clustering in order to load balance between VPS's.

GreenUser wrote:
> I would think that Clustering is more for load balancing? Is there any way
> to load balance without clustering?
>
> I wanted to use clustering in order to load balance between VPS's.

Yes, it do load balancing for hundreds clients. And it do fault-tolerance.

If you have only few clients you don`t need this.

Thank you for your continued response to my issue.

It looks like clustering is the right option for me. My goal however, is to allow outbound access to the internet for the clients.

To do this, I would need to create a bridge from the hub to a TAP device on the VPS. Is this correct?

GreenUser wrote:
> Thank you for your continued response to my issue.
>
> It looks like clustering is the right option for me. My goal however, is to
> allow outbound access to the internet for the clients.
>
> To do this, I would need to create a bridge from the hub to a TAP device on
> the VPS. Is this correct?

Hello green skype me on herbieokantey1
I need help in setting up the cluster we can share ideas

Smalls, I will try to contact you via Skype over the weekend. Thanks!

GreenUser wrote:
> Smalls, I will try to contact you via Skype over the weekend. Thanks!


Thank you Greenuser :D!

Smalls,

I've added you to Skype. Let me know when you're ready.

Hello, I cannot find your addition on skype. What you sending me yours.
Mine is still herbieokantey1.
Kindly say Softether when u send me a message. :D

My Skype is GreenUser500

Please add me.