is there any special kernel config I need to do (like include ip aliasing or
something) for v4.2 to work? or can I just put that
ifconfig lo0 alias <VIP> netmask 0xffffffff -arp up
in some type of init/start up script?
Thanks,
Jeffrey Schoolcraft
* ratz (ratz@xxxxxx) wrote:
> > In principle you can do VS-DR with any OS on the real-servers. FreeBSD
> > honours
> > the -arp flag so they are easy. You can do it by hand.
> >
> > I don't know whether anyone has done 4.2. Ratz has done 2.2.5,3.2 and 3.3.
>
> Me, I've done it :)
>
> > My configure script will attempt to setup those machines using the info
> > supplied
> > by Ratz. Since I haven't been able to test the script, it may need minor
> > fiddling.
> > If you want to try this script, look for "FreeBSD" with your editor and add
> > the
> > commands for v4.2.
> >
> > Whatever way you get it to work, please send me the commands for 4.2
>
> It's the same, I think the *BSD folks are not gonna change it like
> the Linux folks ;)
>
> ifconfig lo0 alias <VIP> netmask 0xffffffff -arp up
>
> ratz
>
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