Rafael Ganascim wrote:
>
> I'm planning and testing a new FreeBSD router, with vlans and carp
> interfaces. There are a lot of vlans, with high vlan IDs. We have, for
> example:
>
> dot1q vlan id: 1530
>
> Iface igb0
> vlan1530
> carp1530
>vhid 10
The VHID is there to help differentiate
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Rafael Ganascim wrote:
> 1) I had seen the source code, and the doubt was about modifying it to
> support 4096 vlans (12 bits)
>
> 2) I don't understand this type of implementation. May you explain? How
> obtain the fault-tolerance and HA with this? O
1) I had seen the source code, and the doubt was about modifying it to
support 4096 vlans (12 bits)
2) I don't understand this type of implementation. May you explain? How
obtain the fault-tolerance and HA with this? Or load balancing?
Thanks!
2011/6/20 Alexander V. Chernikov
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Rafael Ganascim wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I'm planning and testing a new FreeBSD router, with vlans and carp
> interfaces. There are a lot of vlans, with high vlan IDs. We have, for
> example:
>
> dot1q vlan id: 1530
>
> Iface igb0
> vlan1530
> carp1
Hi list,
I'm planning and testing a new FreeBSD router, with vlans and carp
interfaces. There are a lot of vlans, with high vlan IDs. We have, for
example:
dot1q vlan id: 1530
Iface igb0
vlan1530
carp1530
vhid 10
What do you think in change the carp code to support vhid above 255 (just to
