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[webmin-l] DHCP + Failover + VRRP
Filipe Cifali
2017-07-13 15:50:39 UTC
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Hi,

I would like to do this kind of setup:

*dhcp server 1* delivers IPs and routes 192.168.0.1 to all his machines
*dhcp server 2 *is a secondary of* dhcp server 1* and only delivers IPs and
route if 1 goes down.

I understand that it would be needed an keepalive or something else to do
VRRP, so the route IP would "float" between server 1 and 2 as needed.

But I haven't found a module for it, would that be a bad setup or nobody
needed this yet?

The decision about doing VRRP of the route IP is because: if server 1 goes
down, server 2 can get his route and the internet doesn't stop for the
users.

Thanks in advance.
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Filipe Cifali Stangler
Dave Overton
2017-07-13 18:20:32 UTC
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Before this gets answered, I would like to throw out there (my opinion) that this isn't and shouldn't be a Webmin kind of thing.



If you need this amount of redundancy, I would look elsewhere other than an Admin tool.







Dave







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Subject: [webmin-l] DHCP + Failover + VRRP



Hi,

I would like to do this kind of setup:

dhcp server 1 delivers IPs and routes 192.168.0.1 to all his machines

dhcp server 2 is a secondary of dhcp server 1 and only delivers IPs and route if 1 goes down.

I understand that it would be needed an keepalive or something else to do VRRP, so the route IP would "float" between server 1 and 2 as needed.

But I haven't found a module for it, would that be a bad setup or nobody needed this yet?

The decision about doing VRRP of the route IP is because: if server 1 goes down, server 2 can get his route and the internet doesn't stop for the users.




Thanks in advance.
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Filipe Cifali Stangler
Filipe Cifali
2017-07-13 19:10:25 UTC
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Hi Dave,

this is kinda of a simple setup in my opinion.

Webmin already worked with heartbeat before, why would it not be something
to look for if you can spare some hardware on it.

Heartbeat is a very old software, but we use it on some setups today
because it works. It's just that keepalived is better.
Post by Dave Overton
Before this gets answered, I would like to throw out there (my opinion)
that this isn't and shouldn't be a Webmin kind of thing.
If you need this amount of redundancy, I would look elsewhere other than an Admin tool.
Dave
*Sent:* Thursday, July 13, 2017 8:51 AM
*Subject:* [webmin-l] DHCP + Failover + VRRP
Hi,
*dhcp server 1* delivers IPs and routes 192.168.0.1 to all his machines
*dhcp server 2 *is a secondary of* dhcp server 1* and only delivers IPs
and route if 1 goes down.
I understand that it would be needed an keepalive or something else to do
VRRP, so the route IP would "float" between server 1 and 2 as needed.
But I haven't found a module for it, would that be a bad setup or nobody needed this yet?
The decision about doing VRRP of the route IP is because: if server 1 goes
down, server 2 can get his route and the internet doesn't stop for the
users.
Thanks in advance.
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