--On 22 September 2017 at 20:16:25 +0100 Steven Hartland <kill...@multiplay.co.uk> wrote:
CARP on 9 and 10 are very different its not a separate interface anymore, its a property on the parent interface, so the behavior your described is expected. If you want to disable carp just remove it, if however you want for fail to the other virtual host, just bump the advskew or force the state change.
Ok, thanks for confirming that - bit of a shame 'ifconfig carpX down' was a very quick way of temporarily removing CARP (i.e. so the host didn't participate in the pool) for maintenance while leaving the base / parent interface available - and then putting it back 'as-was' with messing around with the other values.
Do you know if there's any interoperability issues having some 9.x and some 10.x sharing the same CARP system?
I'll probably replace with a script to store the skews, push them to a very high value, mark as 'BACKUP' all the VHID's - and something to undo it all again - though actually just removing it might be easier (providing adding it doesn't cause a moment of "I'm MASTER, uh, no, I'm BACKUP").
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