Re: enable bonding
On Monday 26 July 2004 14:19, Jacob Friis Larsen hurled the following on the
wire:
...
> > What's the output of ifconfig? What's your routing table like after the
> > bonding? route -n
>
> I can't play with this now as I connect via SSH. Should I try that when
> I'm with the maschine? What should I look for?
Yes you can, route -n only shows the routing table (the -n switch disables
name resolutuion so you see actual ip addresses).
> > Can you ping the addresses of the 3 interfaces?
> > ping 81.7.167.226
> > ping 81.7.167.227
> > ping 81.7.167.228
>
> Yes.
>
> > Can you ping another host on the same network.
> > ping 81.7.167.229
> > What does
> > arp -a
> > show you.
>
> # arp -a
> ? (81.7.167.225) at 00:D0:00:E4:FC:0A [ether] on eth0
>
> This is now, when bonding is not set up.
Yes, that's ok, but do check these things with bonding set up. Set it up, then
do:
ping -b 81.7.167.255
route -n
arp -a
and post the results.
joost
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