On Wed, 25 Jul 2007 18:05:44 +0200
Patrick McHardy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Simple solution, use fallback routes:
>
> default
> nexthop via dev eth1 ...
> nexthop via dev eth2 ...
> default nexthop via dev eth1 ..
> default nexthop via dev eth2 ..
>
> Removing either interface will cause the multipath route and
> one of the other default routes to be removed and the remaining
> one can take over.
Nice solution. Thanks.
But now I see that I won't use multipath, since I couldn't find
a way to force a specific route to be default all times, except when
it's dead. For example if route 1 has weight "256" and route 2 has
weight "128", route 1 will be used more, but it doesn't prevent route 2
from be used. They both will have a flow ratio of 2:1, right?
I'd like that route 1 will be used all the time, except
when itś dead. In other words, route 2 will be used *only* when route 1
is dead.
Thank you.
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