I'm trying to achieve load sharing.



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Subject: Re: [Linux-HA] Duplicate ping

Alex wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I encountered the following problem:
> I wanted to test how clusterIP works. So on 2 test machines I installed all 
> the necessary rpm's. I followed the tutorials from the site to configure 
> heartbeat and everything seems to be ok(I have two working nodes as shown by 
> crm_mon). Next, using hb_gui I created an IP Addr2 resource cloned on both 
> nodes.
>
> The Ip of the resource is in the same network as the nodes. When the resource 
> is started it raises a new interface on both nodes(I called it eth0:1 adding 
> a NIC parameter).
> Now when I ping that IP from one of the nodes I get an ICMP reply. One as it 
> should... If I ping that IP from another host in the same subnet I three 
> replies. One ICMP reply and two DUPs - duplicated. Shouldn't respond just one 
> of the nodes maintaining the replicated resource? And how do you explain 
> three responses - reply + 2 dups ?
>
> Do you have any ideea why this is happening ?
>
> Maybe I configured something wrong...
>
> Alex Gavrila.
>
>
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>  
If you are just trying to achieve simple failover, you do not need to 
use a resource clone. Because it's cloned, it's starting on both nodes 
at the same time.

The default behavior of heartbeat is to allow a resource to run on any 
node, so there is no need to create the clone.

Brandon
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