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On Jun 20, 2006, at 5:53 PM, Kevin wrote:
A failover will terminate any existing proxied connections, including Squid and ftp-proxy. This is an inherent limitation of a proxy firewall. While active TCP sessions are expected to abort, if you start up a new FTP or Squid session after the failover, does it succeed?
Yup, the only sad thing at the moment is the death of proxied connections. I was hoping there was some magic I hadn't quite figured out to get that to work; I didn't really think it was possible.
It was pure icing, however; CARP and pfsync working as they do are excellent and fulfill all my spec'd requirements for deployment.
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