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From: Sean Chittenden (sean
chittenden.org)Date: Fri Oct 05 2001 - 00:52:24 CDT
Few things:
1) ipfilter 4 is supposed to do this, but isn't out yet
2) Wackamole with will handle the failover of a virtual IP.
http://www.backhand.org/wackamole/
You could use that with ipfilter/ipfw and you'd be pretty good
to go. If you used a state table on either you'd loose your established
connections, but you'd at least be redundant. How's that sound? -sc
> > At 10:06 PM 10/4/2001 -0400, Sean Lutner wrote:
> > >Hello...
> > >I've recently been tasked with coming up with a redundant/failover
> > >firewall solution to replace our managed firewalls. The goal is to have
> > >more control, and spen dless money. So, after some research I decided
> > >FreeBSD with ipfw and vrrp would do the trick. I set out to in stall and
> > >configure everything. I noticed when trying to install vrrp from ports
> > >that it's been tagged forbidden, and confirmed this after searching the
> > >-security archives. The problem I'm running into is this. I grabbed the
> > >code that /usr/ports/net/vrrp would have, and built it, but the
> > >implementation has some problems. Once failed over (slave taking over for
> > >master), it does not fail back without intervention. If you down an
> > >interface with a vrid on it, somehow the vip stays in the interface
> > >causing problems. My basic question is this. Is there anyone else out
> > >there running redundant/failover firewalls using freebsd? If so, what are
> > >you running? I found one other piece of software at http://linux-ha.org th!
> > > at said would build on freebsd, but no such luck. If anyone has any
> > > ideas, pointers, products, or thwaps in the right direction, i'd
> > > appreciate them.
> > >
> > >Thanks
> > >
> > >Sean
> > >
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