Re: Redundant netfilter gateway

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Check out KeepAliveD (keepalived.sourceforge.net)- it uses VRRP for
failover. It does not, however, provide /stateful/ firewall failover. 
IIRC, work is (was) being done for Netfilter's own state syncing.

On Thu, 2004-06-17 at 15:52, Patrick Ahler wrote:
> I am looking for info on creating a redundant gateway/firewall. I
> currently have my network setup with 1 working iptables gateway/firewall
> and 1 backup gateway. If the first gateway goes down, I change the IP's
> and spoof the MAC addresses (I change the external MAC address because
> my internal network is masqueraded through the gateway and just
> switching the external IP messes with the arp tables on the router...
> That's a whole other issue though) on the backup gateway and it takes
> over. This is not redundancy and is dirty. Does anyone have any
> suggestions on how to do this better?
> 
> Patrick Ahler
> Systems Administrator
> Vikus Corporation 

-- 
Bryan McAninch
Network Security Engineer
Penson Financial Services, Inc.


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