Hello all..
i need some help with a quite complicated routing issue - at least in mey eyes ;-)
At a customer site we have connected several uplinks to a ASG.
Now there is a new MPLS connection to a remote site. I have connected the MPLS Router
provided by the phone company to a Port on the ASG and defined Static Routes (Interface based) for all the Subnets that need to be routed through MPLS.
At the remote site there sits a Webserver Cluster. The Cluster consits of 6 different hosts
and Loadbalancing is done by windows 2003 load balancing manager.
Now if i try to access the Webserver-Cluster with the URL
http://192.168.10.32:81/xyzapp
the request times out and i get no reply although i can ping the host just fine.
The funny thing is if i connect a PC directly to the MPLS router and bypass the ASG i can access the Website just fine.
So i think the ASG dropps the returned packets because they come from a different IP than the originally requested one. But i have no idea what instance blocks this and where we could define some exceptions or rules to make it work.
Does anyone have an idea how to solve this?
Best Regards,
Max
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