This is a discussion on Re: CARP balancing source-IP whoes within the mailing.openbsd.tech forums, part of the OpenBSD category; --> Remco Bressers(remco@signet.nl) on 2007.06.21 00:39:43 +0000: > I know that arpbalance won't work behind a router for incoming traffic, ...
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| Remco Bressers(remco@signet.nl) on 2007.06.21 00:39:43 +0000: > I know that arpbalance won't work behind a router for incoming traffic, > but why is it that there's only one machine that can use the CARP address > as a source address? Because (for tcp at least) there are packets going both ways. How can a packet for a ip that your host doesn't announce find it's way to your box? The switch infront of your host 'knows' only of one of your machines owning that CARP ip. > I hope one of you has a solution (preferably with CARP, but other > solutions are also welcome as well). - CARP is not intended for this. - Please tell us what the real problem is that you want to solve - Why can those two host not use their host address for outgoing mail? - Take a look at hoststated(8) /Benno -- Sebastian Benoit <benoit-lists@fb12.de> |