Hello,
I have a project where a company has a main office and also has equipment at
a Co-Lo site. Their main office has two DSL lines (one for backup).
They have VPN tunnels between the sites: Main DSL to/from Co-Lo and Backup
DSL to/from Co-Lo. Currently, when we have a problem with the main DSL
going down, we have to change routes at both sites manually, and change them
back when it comes up.
Can I run quagga at both sites using the point-to-point VPNs, and have
quagga determine that the route is dead, and automatically change the
routes? Any particular VPN technology that you know works well with quagga,
or does not work well? CIPE, IPsec, OpenVPN?
--
Scott Nelson
--
When the winds of change blow hard enough,
the most trivial of things can turn into deadly projectiles.
I have a project where a company has a main office and also has equipment at
a Co-Lo site. Their main office has two DSL lines (one for backup).
They have VPN tunnels between the sites: Main DSL to/from Co-Lo and Backup
DSL to/from Co-Lo. Currently, when we have a problem with the main DSL
going down, we have to change routes at both sites manually, and change them
back when it comes up.
Can I run quagga at both sites using the point-to-point VPNs, and have
quagga determine that the route is dead, and automatically change the
routes? Any particular VPN technology that you know works well with quagga,
or does not work well? CIPE, IPsec, OpenVPN?
--
Scott Nelson
--
When the winds of change blow hard enough,
the most trivial of things can turn into deadly projectiles.