As far as I know, the carpdev code from OpenBSD has not yet been
ported. I've been wanting to have this in FreeBSD myself for awhile
now, and was planning to spend some time on porting the OpenBSD code
over, but have not had time to get to it yet. If I do get to it
before someone else does,
Andriy Galetski ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on 03/12/2006 at 00:03 wrote:
> But I can`t use pfflowd with pfsync to pass stat to netflow collector.
>
> tcpdump -i pfsync0
> tcpdump: WARNING: pfsync0: no IPv4 address assigned
> tcpdump: unsupported data link type 121
Hello,
t1# uname -v
FreeBSD 6.
Hi.
I have build FreeBSD6.1 kernel with options:
device pf
device pflog
device pfsync
PF filter work ok.
I can monitor data passing through packetfilter using
tcpdump -i pflog0
But I can`t use pfflowd with pfsync to pass stat to netflow collector.
tcpdump -i pfsync0
tcpdump: WARNING: pfsync0: no
Hi,
I see in the OpenBSD documentation that they have a "carpdev" option
to specify which physical interface the redundancy group should run on.
FreeBSD (current 6.2 code) doesn't have that option -- is there
another way to accomplish the same thing?
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