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On Thu, 5 Jan 2006, Muneer wrote:
In that configuration, we have 2 routers R1 and R2.
R1->10.0.0.1 and R2->10.0.0.2. Both are default routers.
When R1 fails, R2 has to take over the traffic to R1 and
when R2 fails, R1 has to take the traffic to R2. (network
is unreachable only when both routers are down). If this
is not still clear, let me know.
I asssume then you're up on the problems of dead gateway
detection (there are links in the HOWTO). It's not simple,
presumably why you're using vrrrp.
Yes. It is not accepting the packet because of the
mismatch in MAC address.( I am not changing the original
NIC address of the director because I need 2 directors
simultaniously. Each instances should accept packet to a
particular MAC)
hmm. Don't understand why a router is sending a packet with
the wrong MAC address to the director. Is arp not working?
Do you know about send-arp?
Joe
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