Re: Clustering supports VLANs? I'm still getting some strangeness with it. I'm now using load sharing unicast mode. The 2nd gateway is showing as down due to only having 4 of the required 5 interfaces up. Heres an output from cphaprob: Required interfaces: 5 Required secured interfaces: 1 eth0 UP sync(secured), broadcast eth1 DOWN (224.2 secs)non sync(non secured), broadcast eth3 DOWN (224.2 secs)non sync(non secured), broadcast eth4 UP non sync(non secured), broadcast eth5 DOWN (224.2 secs)non sync(non secured), broadcast eth6 DOWN (224.2 secs)non sync(non secured), broadcast eth7 UP non sync(non secured), broadcast eth2 UP non sync(non secured), broadcast (eth2.2 ) Virtual cluster interfaces: 5 eth0 10.1.4.50 eth2 16.18.10.1 eth4 16.18.223.1 eth7 16.18.228.1 eth2.2 16.18.45.1 Notice that eth2.2 is a vlan resident on eth2. It shows up under "Virtual cluster interfaces" but theres only one instance of eth 2 under "Required interfaces". I believe that HA is considering eth2 as a single interface instead of two. Hence the "4 active 5 required" message. |