Are you talking about HA sync packets and you would like to send them
via a single port only? If so: this is not working. All you are able
to do is to configure a so called "symmetric-port" which is going to
carry the session sync packets to the other ServerIron in case it is
available. There are nevertheless HA packets moving from SI A to SI B
in every VLAN.
R, Oliver
At 15:32 17.09.2009, Mike Lott wrote:
Hey Niels
Thanks for that. Hopefully someone will shed some light on this :)
Mike
2009/9/16 Niels Bakker <[email protected]>:
> * [email protected] (Mike Lott) [Wed 16 Sep 2009, 00:56 CEST]:
>>
>> In order to have keep-alives purely over that trunk as opposed to going
>> through the CORE, would I enter the following on _both_ Serverirons?
>>
>> (config)#link-keepalive ethernet 2/5 ethernet 2/6
>>
>> The documentation of the code base I am running is a little sparse and all
>> I can find on this is in the document "Foundry Switch and Router
>> Installation and Basic Configuration Guide" where it talks about
configuring
>> UDLD. Apologies, but I am a little confused.
>
> "link-keepalive" is how one configures UDLD on an interface. It has to be
> enabled on both sides to work, and it's Foundry proprietary.
>
> This is distinct from keepalives sent between two load-balancers. Hopefully
> another poster can point you at that, if it's possible at all.
>
>
> -- Niels.
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