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On Mon, 27 Feb 2006, William Olson wrote:
Haresources file was used to start and stop ospfd and run
IPaddr2 for
each of the at least 200 VIPs.
why are you running ospfd? (presumably on the director).
What changes in your routing that isn't handled by send_arp
It was an original requirement sent down by our network admin to have
dynamic routing on all internal routers.
hmm, trying to remember your original post - I think you
said you could watch the IPs being moved one by one, it was
so slow. So ospfd, which I assume takes upto 90sec(?) to
change over would be compatible with the timescale of your
dynamic routing. If you changed everything over in 5 secs,
then ospfd would be left in the dust?
These days, it just seems better to go with what has been
working rather than to redesign the whole system.
ie you're happy to stay with ospfd?
We could probably be just as well off without the ospfd
part of the picture however, it's working now and true to
specification so it's pretty easy for us to troubleshoot.
it's now working with or without ospfd?
where is ospfd running, both directors and the routers?
Joe
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