On 21 Oct 17:58, Uwe Werler wrote: > > Mmh, it seems to have something to do how both nodes calculate to which ip > they respond. When I have two hosts with consecutive addresses carp responds > to one of them. For example: > > carp 172.16.10.15 > > host 1: 172.16.20.11: ping 172.16.10.15 works > host 2: 172.16.20.12: ping 172.16.10.15 doesn't work. > > Tried that from within host in the same subnet and also from other subnets. >
Ok, when carpnode 1 becomes the master by: ipconfig -g carp carpdemote executed on the 2nd carpnode the carp address responds to ping from host 1 and host 2. If carpnode 2 becomes the master the carp ip responds neither to echo requests from host 1 nor host 2. -- wq: ~uw
