On Sunday 04 September 2005 21:08, James wrote: > 1. Not used it, sorry. >From what I know of it, with Linux it's not that great (iptables doesn't have a pfsync function like OpenBSD to keep state tables across machines)
> 2. Linux can change the MAC address, I believe it'll work on pretty much anything. Otherwise send an arping to update neighbouring routers. I do this on a manual failover pair behind a datacentres routers. > 3. ha/heartbeat is, and ha/heartbeat will do what you require. > 4. Nope, but with either ucarp or ha, putting the QOS rules in the appropriate scripts will get them run on each host as it takes over. > 5. Same MACs > 6. http://lartc.org/howto/lartc.rpdb.multiple-links.html > 7. iptables config? nmap, or nessus it from a remote location perhaps? -- Mike Williams -- [email protected] mailing list
