* stan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-07-29 14:12]:
> I've been off and on fighting a problem with the "carp0 incorrect hash"
> error message on 2 mahcines I'm trying to set up. I replaced the network
> cards in question, check cables, swithces aet all. Verified passwords etc.
>
> Today finally I noticed that wehn I booted a signle one of the 2 new
> machines, I still get the error message!
>
> Now, I suspect that might be because I have an existing pair of 3.5
> machines doing carp, which are my firwall. Can I not have 2 different
> carp0's on one netwokr, if they have different virtyal, and real addresses?
Yes, as long as they use different vhid's. If you have two different
carp's on the same network with the same vhid, they will see each
other's broadcasts and complain about it like that.
make sure they are using a different vhid.
because I tend to have only one class C or less per physical
ethernet segment, we tend to follow the rule here of using a vhid that
corresponds to the last byte of the ip address. i.e. if my
virtual address I am carp'ing is 129.128.98.94, I will use vhid 94 for
that. (I in face have about 10 carp's running simultaneously on that
particular network).
-Bob
