Loadbalance going up and down.

Richb · May 25, 2007, 8:49 PM

I keep having 1 provider go up a down with loadbalancing. For only 30 seconds at a time.
The provider registers the mac address and assigns a static address. The router is set to dhcp and grabs the assigned IP. Any suggestions on what I should check or change would be great?
Running 1.2-BETA-1-TESTING-SNAPSHOT-05-09-2007

May 25 12:45:58 slbd[73052]: ICMP poll succeeded for 154.5.78.254, marking service UP
May 25 12:45:59 slbd[73052]: Service WanFailoverShaw changed status, reloading filter policy
May 25 12:53:48 slbd[73052]: ICMP poll failed for 154.5.78.254, marking service DOWN
May 25 12:53:48 slbd[73052]: Service WanBalanceShaw changed status, reloading filter policy
May 25 12:53:48 slbd[73052]: ICMP poll failed for 154.5.78.254, marking service DOWN
May 25 12:53:48 slbd[73052]: Service WanFailoverShaw changed status, reloading filter policy
May 25 12:54:52 slbd[73052]: ICMP poll succeeded for 154.5.78.254, marking service UP
May 25 12:54:52 slbd[73052]: Service WanBalanceShaw changed status, reloading filter policy
May 25 12:54:52 slbd[73052]: ICMP poll succeeded for 154.5.78.254, marking service UP
May 25 12:54:52 slbd[73052]: Service WanFailoverShaw changed status, reloading filter policy
May 25 13:51:25 slbd[73052]: ICMP poll failed for 154.5.78.254, marking service DOWN
May 25 13:51:25 slbd[73052]: Service WanFailoverShaw changed status, reloading filter policy
May 25 13:51:26 slbd[73052]: ICMP poll failed for 154.5.78.254, marking service DOWN
May 25 13:51:26 slbd[73052]: Service WanBalanceShaw changed status, reloading filter policy
May 25 13:52:31 slbd[73052]: ICMP poll succeeded for 154.5.78.254, marking service UP
May 25 13:52:31 slbd[73052]: Service WanFailoverShaw changed status, reloading filter policy
May 25 13:52:31 slbd[73052]: ICMP poll succeeded for 154.5.78.254, marking service UP

Thanks

dotdash · May 26, 2007, 2:47 AM

I'm assuming 154.5.78.254 is the provider end of your circuit. You might want to try using something else as a monitor IP- the provider's DNS server, a public webserver, etc.