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      asheeshc2
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      Im trying to use haproxy for database redundancy. Some details
      1st database server IP address- 192.168.10.18
      2nd database server IP address- 192.168.10.20
      And I created a virtual IP 192.168.10.100 under the lan because these are the Lan IPs
      Now I am using this IP in Haproxy but it doesn’t work
      I can connect directly both the servers
      I tried to apply a NAT rule but it doesn’t work
      Can you please help to understand or do you have Anybook on pfsense ?

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        viragomann @asheeshc2
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        @asheeshc2
        Shouldn't this better be realized with a database server cluster?
        At least if you need write access to the database.

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          asheeshc2
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          Resolved, there was an issue in connection limit

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