> > But there's still a problem. VRRP must run to set up the VRIP before > > applications can bind to the VRIP, so semantically the app depends on > > VRRP. When the application is running, VRRP need to depend on it to > > protect it. Thus, VRRP and the application depend on each other. Seems > > it's not easy for SMF to handle such dependencies. > > Why does VRRP itself need to set up the virtual IP address? > > VRRP clearly needs to control how the system responds to that address, > but couldn't it be configured through the usual means (i.e., > /etc/hostname.*)?
Indeed -- and we already have examples of this (e.g. IPMP configuration). -- meem _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
