If it helps, the ipv4 ftp helper causes a lot of problems.
People can't get it to work, because they can't follow the
instructions. ftp is hard to secure and I think it should be
done on a separate single machine. But if you have reasons
to write an ipv6 ftp helper, don't let me stop you. I
personally don't know important it is to have load balanced
ftp. How does ftp.gnu.org and ftp.kernel.org handle their
load? Since it's read-only, wouldn't failover handle it?
Now that I think if it. ibiblio.org, just up the street from
me, runs on LVS. So maybe load balanced ftp is useful.
Joe
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