On 16-05-06 02:30 PM, Adam Thompson wrote:
On 16-05-06 10:03 AM, Michael Rasmussen wrote:
On Fri, 6 May 2016 09:22:56 -0500
Adam Thompson <[email protected]> wrote:
Has this bug
(http://openvswitch.org/pipermail/discuss/2015-July/018242.html)
ever been found & fixed?
If not, using OVS in this scenario will still break your cluster
horribly.
It causes no problem whatsoever with a single non-clustered host.
Also, AFAIK, OVS *still* doesn't implement an IGMP querier, so if
you were relying on the Linux Bridge IGMP querier (like I am),
you're screwed there, too. (My switches support IGMP snooping, but
my router doesn't have an IGMP querier.)
What kind of switch do you have?
A pair of NetGear GS752TXS switches.
They do have an IGMP querier feature, but AFAIK it is only active when
you've configured them as the router (layer 3 functions), and I'm only
using them as layer 2 devices because the L3 implementation is, um,
not useful. IGMP snooping works properly in L2 mode regardless.
The router/firewall is pfSense, which does IGMP proxying, but
apparently not querying... or at least not correctly :-/.
-Adam
Well, as usual, I figured out how to make the switch act as a querier
and NOT a router about 60 seconds after I hit send.
Aaargh. So that's a non-issue now.
On the other hand, I still have concerns about the way OVS was handling
multicast packet checksums incorrectly, which was causing cluster failures.
-Adam
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