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<0> auth
<0> bellsouth is a pain in my ***
<0> I had a fractional T1/frame circuit upgrade scheduled, should have been a two minute cut.
<0> Instead, it took two and a half hours of downtime.
<1> [snowe] oh hells bells
<1> [\snowe\] oh hells bells
<2> hi
<2> <2> just tell me , am i able too connect the antennas too the usb?
<2> can someone answeer me?
<3> xzziroz.net/huge_cock.jpg
<3> (it's not what you think :-)
<4> you mean its not a large rooster?
<3> NOPE!
<3> compdoc: lol look at it now
<4> um, nty
<3> hah ok
<5> mornin snowebabe
<6> mornin hon
<7> hi all
<7> we got a multiple gateway which link vpn to another office, how can i do failover?
<7> do i need hsrp from cisco?
<7> i got 192.168.0.1, .2, .3 and .4 all link to another offifce, how can i set fail over please? any clue wold be appliciate!!
<4> the failover has to happen at the router, no?
<7> no
<4> the gateway ip on each workstation cant be changed without a reboot
<4> or, at least, the connection as to be reset
<7> how?
<4> so to be smooth, the gateway needs to remain the same, and the change occurs at the routers
<7> yes,
<7> you means
<7> no gateway change but implement at router level?
<7> like hsrp between router?
<4> yeah
<4> Ive never seen a customer with that kind of failover tho
<7> i do differnt way
<7> i might do it wrong way.
<7> please correct me
<4> how do you do it?
<7> one one line , we got T2 speed on a router, at router we got 5 ip address
<7> we config the first ip as gateway1 and second ip as gateway2
<7> then we config each workstd to have 2 gateway
<7> if the first one fail it go to second one
<7> i know this is wrong
<7> could you tell me the correct way pls.
<8> sounds like the problem i'm having
<7> and if the router which connect to phone line fail, means both gateway1 and 2 are use less
<8> hold on
<8> i'm reading what u've written so far
<7> :>
<8> what are your two gateways?
<7> smoothwall corp
<8> and the other?
<7> same
<7> we having two smoothwal box running behind actual router
<7> so,if the first one fail it go to second one,
<8> what about the router
<8> you only have one right?
<7> yes
<8> what kind of router
<8> and what type of link is it
<7> cisco 2500
<7> t2
<8> is smoothwall a linux box?
<7> yes
<8> ok then
<8> i would try setting up keepalived
<8> and using a virtual ip
<7> ??
<8> so when one box fails, the other box ***umes the virtual ip
<8> through a gratuitous arp
<8> www.keepalived.org
<7> sound good
<7> so i don't need 2 gateway on workstation.
<8> nope, just one
<8> you set the gateway on the workstation
<8> as the virtual ip
<8> when you set up keepalived, you specify which smoothwall box is the master and which is the backup
<8> it's somewhat similar to heartbeat
<8> but much easier to set up
<7> what is hartbeat?
<7> I will set it up asap
<8> i <3 linux
<7> nice
<7> so, this is out of my original question, but useful!!.
<7> if I would like to setup failover on router level, i will need hsrp, correct?
<8> are you going to have two links?
<8> two T2's installed from separate providers
<7> yes
<7> is Keepalived compatible with smoothwall?
<7> anyone know whcih cisco model is compatible with hsrp and cheapest one?
<1> [snowe] oh hells bells
<7> anyone know cisco 800 compatible with hsrp s/w?
<9> what is the difference between PPPoE and Metro-Ethernet ?
<10> They're not even related. PPPoE is a method to provide authentication and authorization over Ethernet. Metro ethernet is simply ethernet run over a long (metro) distance instead of just LAN.
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