I use pacemaker and ip failover for the management/portal interfaces and
ospf for routing. Also ip failover for MySQL on separate servers using
circular replication. Static pf configs in flat files are rsyncd every 5
minutes from the "master" pf server to the "slave" radius from switches
and wireless is active active though
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On Feb 25, 2015, at 3:33 PM, A A <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello.
Trying to configure packetfence for high availability. I have read in the
administration guide that this can be achieved using Linux HA.
I was wondering if anyone had thoughts / experience around doing the same
using CARP? If so, could you please share some of your insights and how you
went about doing it.
Thanks
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