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#1
Hi,

We have servers setup for Kubernetes. We have replicated pods on which Aspera High speed file server is configured.

I am able to access the webpage externally and do the upload and download using aspera client. But within the same network, I am not able to download or upload the files. Webpage accessible.

Our setup is in this format

We have configured NAT rule for aspera server with the IP 10.20.121.1. With the below configuration, as mentioned above We can download or upload the files externally, but Internal does not happen.

I have tried the NAT reflection and also by adding the associated rule. We even have tried to remove these associated rule and also the NAT rule and checked.

Done Aspera test also,
https://test-connect.asperasoft.com/

Aspera transfer test completed successfully.
Aspera ports test is also completed successfully.

Still getting the same issue.
Any suggestions?

#2
More familiar with Haproxy. But as it doesn't allow UDP load-balancing so for that purpose only will be using Nginx.
#3
We have UDP file transfer server with web UI, and have 3 backend servers serving the same.
want to load-balance those servers with OPNsense plugins Nginx and Haproxy.

My question is:

Can I use TCP and web server load-balancing with Haproxy and nginx only for UDP load-balancing. Will combination of these 2 work. How do I configure the same?
#4
Quote from: Fright on August 27, 2020, 12:15:31 PM
"When I try this on nginx installed on any OS, the LoadBalancer will be accessible on IP of the host"
"On what IP this LoadBalancer will be accessible"
yes. ip of the host (if fw rules allow)

How to do it with OPNsense, as it is plugin based, on what IP I will get the load balancer.
#5
I have Installed Nginx plugin on OPNsense for UDP load balancing. I don't have any prior knowledge of this.

Consider I have 3 backend servers, UDP1, UDP2 and UDP3.
When I try this on nginx installed on any OS, the LoadBalancer will be accessible on IP of the host.

Please Guide me how to configure it on OPNsense.
Steps I have Followed,
1. First added UDP1, 2 and 3 in Upstream servers section.
2. Then Created Upstream with those 3 servers.
3. Created stream with that Upstream.

so what I need to do further?
On what IP this LoadBalancer will be accessible.