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      ab0tj last edited by

      Is the monitoring function for loadbalacing implemented in Beta2?

      Thanks,
      Alex

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        sullrich last edited by

        Yes, it should be.

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          ab0tj last edited by

          Okay. Maybe I did something wrong, but i'm trying to load balance with a (very unreliable) link when it's up, and when it's not up, my router is still trying to load balance with it. I'm using yahoo's IP as the monitoring ip, with ICMP. Maybe I have to put something in the "Port" box?

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            sullrich last edited by

            You need to ping a next hop gateway.

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              youri last edited by

              Is it necessary to add a static route for each next hop to be sure pfsense will ping it using the right link ?

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                sullrich last edited by

                Thats a good point.  We may want to automatically do this behind the scenes.

                Can you please open a ticket and assign it to me at http://cvstrac.pfsense.com/tktnew

                Thanks!

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                  youri last edited by

                  @sullrich:

                  Thats a good point.  We may want to automatically do this behind the scenes.

                  Can you please open a ticket and assign it to me at http://cvstrac.pfsense.com/tktnew

                  Thanks!

                  How does the failover ping work ? Is there a deamon (I thought it was slbd but I suppose this is only for incoming LB …)
                  My dual ADSL nat is running , but I can't have a policy route removed when a link is down (I put the next gateway as a ping monitored IP ..)

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                    sullrich last edited by

                    Its built into slbd, but without the static routes its pinging out the primary wan, which is most likely up.

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                      youri last edited by

                      @sullrich:

                      Its built into slbd, but without the static routes its pinging out the primary wan, which is most likely up.

                      I have created a gateway pool (which is running ok), but slbd never started up.
                      I tried to launch it myself (without any argument) and it's running, but I don't think it is checking anything about the gateways.

                      I can read this in the LB log tab :

                      Mar 14 21:56:29 slbd[4556]: Using r_refresh of 15000 milliseconds
                      Mar 14 21:56:29 slbd[4556]: Using configuration file /var/etc/slbdcap

                      Unfortunatly

                      /var/etc/slbd.conf is empty
                      /var/etc/slbdcap doesn't exist .

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