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[atlas] Link aggregation for anchors?
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Tore Anderson
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Thu Jul 20 08:24:42 CEST 2017
* Gert Doering <gert at space.net> > Linux bonding can do ARP probing on both member interfaces, which does > the most important "real world" part of the error detection - "will > this port work for me to reach the default gateway?" (so you can even > failover on an uplink outage). I've seen, but it seems a bit of a hack to me, one that I'd be reluctant to see implemented in all the Anchors. I'd rather go without those X pps of extra broadcast traffic on my network, to be honest. There's also the risk that some networks rate-limit ARP and/or broadcast traffic in general which would make the approach unreliable. Further, it is a layering violation. In particular, if there's an IPv4 outage and ARPs go unanswered on one or more interfaces, that shouldn't have any impact on IPv6 whatsoever. Active/passive (using link down events to trigger fail-over) is probably the way to go. KISS and all that. Tore
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