Hi Francis,
Thanks for the feedback. Your first point seems like the best practice
implementation, although in practice just using a dummy MAC for a
blocked-out address will work well enough.
We manage reservations through an external application talking to MySQL
directly, and so don't store
I don't fully understand your problem but:
- the simplest is to not have addresses you want reserve in a pool
- using host reservations work too but with a performance penalty
(cf out-of-pool text in the doc) and with a hairy but handle case
if you change dynamically the config (cf conflict
Hi everyone,
We had a new (for us) problem come up, and I wanted to poll the community
informally to see how everyone else has approached the issue.
We have a Windows cluster that uses L3 HA and passes a VIP back and forth
between two or more physical hosts.
To ensure that a Linux machine
