LARTC - Jun 2001 - High Availability and QoS (problem with IP aliasing)

Hello

	I am using Ultramonkey to create a highly available firewall linux
cluster. Everything works okay with ipchains or iptables...

	The problem is with QoS... Ultramonkey creates a "cluster virtual" IP
address called eth0:0. I am using cbq script to control the bandwith, but it 
does NOT work with ip-aliasing

	Does anybody how to do QoS with an ip-aliased interface?
	
	Thank you in advance

	Greetings from Spain! 


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Javier Miguel Rodríguez.	(GUFO)                                              
Miembro del grupo Linux de la Facultad de Informática de Sevilla     -o)
http://talika.fie.us.es/linux                                        /\\
Linux Registered User #145051.                                      _\_V

Javier Miguel Rodriguez wrote:
> 
>         Hello
> 
>         I am using Ultramonkey to create a highly available firewall linux
> cluster. Everything works okay with ipchains or iptables...
> 
>         The problem is with QoS... Ultramonkey creates a "cluster
virtual" IP
> address called eth0:0. I am using cbq script to control the bandwith, but
it
> does NOT work with ip-aliasing
> 
>         Does anybody how to do QoS with an ip-aliased interface?
Just use the "original" interface, meaning: use eth0 instead of
eth0:0.
The same is true for iptables rules. I''m also setting up a HA firewall
with iptables and traffic shaping; actually one half is running right
now (the other half has yet to be set up).

Juri