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Interested number One here :)
At 01:48 a.m. 16-12-02 +1100, you wrote:
>On Thu, Dec 12, 2002 at 02:03:45PM -0800, Peter Mueller wrote:
>> > We've never done this before. But if it works, it would sure increase
>> > our claimed reliability as we can talk about multihomed,
>> > geographically
>> > separate, entirely redundant systems.
>>
>> I think there were a few posts along this thread in the past. There was
>> some talk about using BGP with LVS integration using a tool Horms wrote
>> called Supersparrow (http://www.supersparrow.org/). I'm not sure if it's
>> production ready, but if it was that's your best choice by far. Routing LVS
>> connections based on BGP is a great idea!
>
>It probably needs a bit of TLC but it is pretty simple so should work
>without too much bother. I'd be quite happy to work with someone to make
>this so. I'm using it myself on a very small (experimental) site wihtout
>too much bother. I also have a patch to make it work with bind9 that
>I'm happy to send anyone who is interested.
>
>--
>Horms
>
>
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Sergio Pantoja H.
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