On Tue, 7 Sep 1999, David Sharp wrote:
The i82559 (fxp) hardware supports it. I imagine most previous
versions of the chipset are also capable. For the software,
add an ioctl to fxp_ether_ioctl that changes the
fxp_init(sc). Add your new ioctl to ifconfig and you should be done.
Another issue: I was recently involved in a project which required HA
solutions (that's why I asked]. I gathered a lot of ideas and materials
(and perhaps some code if that company agrees to release it). Is ther
someone else here who is interested in these issues, and using FreeBSD for
Mike Nowlin wrote:
Another issue: I was recently involved in a project which required HA
solutions (that's why I asked]. I gathered a lot of ideas and materials
(and perhaps some code if that company agrees to release it). Is ther
someone else here who is interested in these issues, and
On Tue, 7 Sep 1999, David Sharp wrote:
The i82559 (fxp) hardware supports it. I imagine most previous
versions of the chipset are also capable. For the software,
add an ioctl to fxp_ether_ioctl that changes the
fxp_init(sc). Add your new ioctl to ifconfig and you should be done.
Another issue: I was recently involved in a project which required HA
solutions (that's why I asked]. I gathered a lot of ideas and materials
(and perhaps some code if that company agrees to release it). Is ther
someone else here who is interested in these issues, and using FreeBSD for
that?
Mike Nowlin wrote:
Another issue: I was recently involved in a project which required HA
solutions (that's why I asked]. I gathered a lot of ideas and materials
(and perhaps some code if that company agrees to release it). Is ther
someone else here who is interested in these issues, and
it would be very
handy to do MAC takeover instead of IP takeover. So, my questions follow:
* which cards support it (that have FreeBSD drivers of course)?
* is there some way to set it (I couldn't find any code in the ifconfig
nor in the kernel)?
Thanks!
Andrzej Bialecki
// ab...@webgiro.com
Hi,
IIRC some time ago there was a vivid discussion about ability to
change/set MAC address of Ethernet cards. I'm faced with similar problem
right now: when building high-availability configuration it would be very
handy to do MAC takeover instead of IP takeover. So, my questions follow
discussion about ability to
change/set MAC address of Ethernet cards. I'm faced with similar problem
right now: when building high-availability configuration it would be very
handy to do MAC takeover instead of IP takeover. So, my questions follow:
* which cards support it (that have FreeB
to do MAC takeover instead of IP takeover. So, my questions follow:
* which cards support it (that have FreeBSD drivers of course)?
* is there some way to set it (I couldn't find any code in the ifconfig
nor in the kernel)?
I think Bill Paul wrote a tool to do that - you could try out
http
On Thu, 2 Sep 1999, Andrzej Bialecki wrote:
Hi,
IIRC some time ago there was a vivid discussion about ability to
change/set MAC address of Ethernet cards. I'm faced with similar problem
right now: when building high-availability configuration it would be very
handy to do MAC takeover
Hi,
IIRC some time ago there was a vivid discussion about ability to
change/set MAC address of Ethernet cards. I'm faced with similar problem
right now: when building high-availability configuration it would be very
handy to do MAC takeover instead of IP takeover. So, my questions follow
ability to
change/set MAC address of Ethernet cards. I'm faced with similar problem
right now: when building high-availability configuration it would be very
handy to do MAC takeover instead of IP takeover. So, my questions follow:
* which cards support it (that have FreeBSD drivers of course
to do MAC takeover instead of IP takeover. So, my questions follow:
* which cards support it (that have FreeBSD drivers of course)?
* is there some way to set it (I couldn't find any code in the ifconfig
nor in the kernel)?
I think Bill Paul wrote a tool to do that - you could try out
http
On Thu, 2 Sep 1999, Andrzej Bialecki wrote:
Hi,
IIRC some time ago there was a vivid discussion about ability to
change/set MAC address of Ethernet cards. I'm faced with similar problem
right now: when building high-availability configuration it would be very
handy to do MAC takeover
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