Re: LVS-DR, Cisco switch, and ARPtables

[Graham Purcocks <grahamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

So why do you think its not working. Are you getting this arp as 
172.27.21.210?  If you clear the arp table on the test machine and ping 
the VIP does the count go up on the noarpctl list output. i.e. noarp has 
acknowledged it has blocked the arp request.
Brett Simpson wrote:
> On Friday 03 December 2004 10:51, Graham Purcocks wrote:
>
> > What does
> >
> > noarpctl list
>
> On Proxy2...
> # noarpctl list
> 172.27.21.210 172.27.21.212 20 0 0
>
>
> > Also you have 172.27.21.212 configured on 2 devices bond0 and eth1. Why?
> > I don't understand what bond0 is. Sorry.
>
> Bond0 is part of the bonding module. This allows for failover between eth0 and 
> eth1.
> So my eth0 and eth1 sit on the same network, different switches but both have 
> a 172.27.21.212 ip address.
>
> > FYI. noarp works on RHES3.0 now at our site for over 12 months with no
> > issues at all, ever, on any machine.
>
> Cool
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