Sample configuration: IPMultiNIC and MultiNICA
Refer to the platform-specific MultiNIC_Linux agent for more information.
Refer to the MultiNICA agent for more information.
group grp1 (
SystemList = { sysa, sysb }
AutoStartList = { sysa }
)
MultiNICA mnic (
Device@sysa = { en0 = "10.128.8.42", en1 = "10.128.8.42" }
Device@sysb = { en0 = "10.128.8.43", en1 = "10.128.8.43" }
NetMask = "255.255.255.0"
Gateway = "10.128.1.1"
BroadcastAddr = "10.128.8.255"
)
IPMultiNIC ip1 (
Address = "10.128.10.14"
NetMask = "255.255.255.0"
MultiNICAResName = mnic
)
ip1 requires mnic
group grp2 (
SystemList = { sysa, sysb }
AutoStartList = { sysa }
)
IPMultiNIC ip2 (
Address = "10.128.9.4"
NetMask = "255.255.255.0"
MultiNICAResName = mnic
Options = "mtu m"
)
Proxy proxy (
TargetResName = mnic
)
ip2 requires proxy
group grp1 (
SystemList = { sysa, sysb }
AutoStartList = { sysa }
)
MultiNICA mnic (
Device@sysa = { le0 = "10.128.8.42", qfe3 = "10.128.8.42" }
Device@sysb = { le0 = "10.128.8.43", qfe3 = "10.128.8.43" }
NetMask = "255.255.255.0"
ArpDelay = 5
Options = "trailers"
)
IPMultiNIC ip1 (
Address = "10.128.10.14"
NetMask = "255.255.255.0"
MultiNICResName = mnic
Options = "trailers"
)
ip1 requires mnic
group grp2 (
SystemList = { sysa, sysb }
AutoStartList = { sysa }
)
IPMultiNIC ip2 (
Address = "10.128.9.4"
NetMask = "255.255.255.0"
MultiNICResName = mnic
Options = "trailers"
)
Proxy proxy (
TargetResName = mnic
)
ip2 requires proxy
