I have build two pf boxes with carp and pfsync running. If one whole box
goes away, it works nicely.
However, if just the outside interface on the "master" goes done, the other
unit becomes "master" for the outside but remains "backup" on the inside and
routing is broken.
How have others solved
On Fri, 12 Mar 2004, matthew zeier wrote:
> However, if just the outside interface on the "master" goes done, the other
> unit becomes "master" for the outside but remains "backup" on the inside and
> routing is broken.
>
> How have others solved this?
ifstated is meant to solve these type of p
> On Fri, 12 Mar 2004, matthew zeier wrote:
> > However, if just the outside interface on the "master" goes done, the
other
> > unit becomes "master" for the outside but remains "backup" on the inside
and
> > routing is broken.
> >
> > How have others solved this?
>
> ifstated is meant to solve the
On Sat, 13 Mar 2004, matthew zeier wrote:
> > ifstated is meant to solve these type of problems. See usr.sbin/ifstated
> > in a current src tree.
>
> The man page for that is pretty light and there isn't any sample config
> file.
src/etc/ifstated.conf
