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I'll have to check with the network folks to see which model the router
is. But, essentially, sending icmp echo requests to the router interface
seemed to be the quickest way to get the arp tables updated. tcpdump
showed keepalived sending gratuitous arp packets, but the router continued
sending traffic to the old hardware address. After sending a couple of
icmp packets with the source ip address and the updated hardware address,
all was well.
It's an older version of keepalived, though, 1.0.3. Maybe this is a
problem that's been fixed in a newer version. The version I use works, so
there's been no pressure to upgrade. :-)
Thanks,
-jrr
On Sat, 14 Feb 2004, Alexandre Cassen wrote:
> hmm.... Can you give more infos ? you are constating such issue using
> catalyst layer3 switch ?
> I constated strange things a while ago, on those layer3 switch, making no
> standard ARP things...
> Sending ICMP solve the problem on your env ?
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