No luck. There is only a single host(router) that is on the same network(VLAN)
as the VR.
I have zero issues with centOS hosts acting as VRs. Only the built in VR does
this.
Messages is clean. I am still scratching my head in this one. It seams build
specific to the built-in VR.
I will try a
Anything in /var/log/messages at all?
Does this link help:
http://www.serveradminblog.com/2011/02/neighbour-table-overflow-sysctl-conf
-tunning/
On 8/9/12 8:54 AM, "Kelceydamage@bbits" wrote:
>Not often at all. I simply set the unsolicited requests to 30s to prove
>out. default is os default ce
Not often at all. I simply set the unsolicited requests to 30s to prove out.
default is os default centos 6.2.
All the IPs share the same MAC and the gateway should not be "moving".
Again, no issues from a centos guest using it directly as a gateway. Issues
only when the VR is using it as a gat
First question I have is : how often your gateway cluster results in
unsolicited ARP broadcast i.e. how quickly the gateway is moving ?
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