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I'm having trouble finding the port of VRRP. I also looked in the LINT
file on a freshly cvsup'd STABLE box and didn't see anything there either.
Virtual router redundancy protocol would be quite nice, it would solve a
number of network problems that I have.

Could you point me to where you saw the port of vrrp?

Robert Simmons
Systems Administrator
http://www.wlcg.com/

On 8 Mar 2001, Chris Shenton wrote:

> On Wed, 07 Mar 2001 18:29:10 -0600, Christopher Schulte <christopherschulte.org> said:
>
> Christopher> ipfw is beautiful - two nics just hop into promisc mode.
> Christopher> One connects to the 'internal' network, the other to
> Christopher> possibly a router or public switch. Then using the
> Christopher> firewall/shaping rules defined with ipfw traffic is
> Christopher> transparently passed (or dropped/rejected) from the
> Christopher> external network to machines on the inside via software
> Christopher> bridging.
>
> Has anyone set up a pair of FreeBSD firewallowing boxes with VRRP (new
> in ports) to provide fail-over redundancy? I hate being dependent on
> a single point of failure.
>
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