Hi!
Manish Kathuria Wrote:
The method I have adopted is to use a shell script which pings a popular remote site 's IP (for example www.yahoo.com or www.google.com) through each of the interfaces every 10 seconds. The default multipath route is replaced by a single default gateway if reply is not received for 4 consecutive tries from one of the links. This is to avoid very frequent failovers. However, the link is treated as live as soon as a ping reply is received and the multipath route is activated.
Now I'm using the ping options: ping -n -w 10 -c 2 -I $lnk1_dev $lnk1_pingtarget But so I'm getting some false negatives. Can you show what ping options you use? Tom Lobato
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