On 5/23/2015 10:23 AM, PGNd wrote: > I'm setting up a multiISP server > > SW configs includes > > /params > BORDER_EXT0_IF=eth0 > BORDER_EXT1_IF=eth1 > BORDER_EXT2_IF=eth2 > BORDER_EXT3_IF=eth3 > BORDER_INT_IF=eth4 > ... > > /interfaces > ?FORMAT 2 > #ZONE INTERFACE OPTIONS > net EXT0_IF optional,physical=$BORDER_EXT0_IF,... > net1 EXT1_IF optional,physical=$BORDER_EXT1_IF,... > net2 EXT2_IF optional,physical=$BORDER_EXT2_IF,... > net3 EXT3_IF optional,physical=$BORDER_EXT3_IF,... > - INT_IF physical=$BORDER_INT_IF,... > > /providers > ISP00 1 0x100 main EXT0_IF detect > track,balance INT_IF > ISP01 2 0x200 main EXT1_IF detect > track,balance INT_IF > ISP02 3 0x300 main EXT2_IF detect > track,balance INT_IF > ISP03 4 0x400 main EXT3_IF detect > track,balance INT_IF > > Am I correct that the Gateway addresses for each of the three providers will > > (1) be populated due to the presence of the 'detect' > (2) be assigned to vars named > > $SW_<INFC>_GATEWAY > > where <INTFC> is the *uppercased* name of the actual physical interface? > > I.e., in this ^^ case, > > provider ISP00's GW == $SW_ETH0_GATEWAY > provider ISP01's GW == $SW_ETH1_GATEWAY > provider ISP02's GW == $SW_ETH2_GATEWAY > provider ISP03's GW == $SW_ETH3_GATEWAY > > ? > > To my read, it appears to be the case, but I've not yet managed to > definitively convince myself of the naming convention from docs or code. Yes -- for simple interface names composed only of letters and numbers, that is the case.
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