Redundant interfaces
Hi all,
I have installed and configured a firewall using woody and the
standard 2.4.18 kernel that comes with it. I am using iptables.
The server has 2 interfaces, and I now have the requirement of setting
it up so that the 2 interfaces have the same IP, so in case one of the
cards, or associated hardware, goes down then the firewall stays
visible.
I think I can see how it would work from the firewall end, but how
does ARP/RARP handle this? The clients have to be able to discard one
MAC address in favour of another. Has anyone done this? Where should I
look for more info?
TIA
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