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Old 19-Oct-2009, 17:52
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Hi Everyone,

We have Sun blades x6250 running SUSE 11.1. We want to configure the IPMP equivalent on 4 blades. Every blade has 2 physical NIC for a certain VLAN. I need to configure one virtual IP for failover. Every NIC has an IP assigned, that is two physical IPs. I want to assign a third virtual IP for failover. In case one physical NIC fails, this virtual IP will use the other functional NIC.

I looked and tried configuring bonding/bridge, but they are not exactly the equivalent to IPMP.


Thank you for your help in advance!!!
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Old 20-Oct-2009, 04:07
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Hi,

Bonding should allow you to do what you describe.

Which part of the bonding config have you looked at ? or are struggling with ? If you post details of your config I will try and help.

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Old 20-Oct-2009, 17:39
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Hi!

Thank you so much for responding!

Our problem is now solved, it is bonding indeed! I configured two bondx interfaces, each interface using two physical NICs. Now if I take the cable out of one port, it fails over to the other physical interface.


Thank you!!!


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