Question : running vrrpd daemon

Hello,

I have a linux server with two interfaces eth0 & eth1.

eth0 is connected to LAN switch and eth1 is connected to internet router.

No physical IP address is binded to eth0.

Is it possible to start a vrrpd daemon by assigning a virtual ip address to interface eth0 using the following command

vrrpd -i eth0 -v 1 -p 255 192.168.100.23

Thanks,
Kamal

Answer : running vrrpd daemon

Hi, kamalkgarg

> No physical IP address is binded to eth0.
> Is it possible to start a vrrpd daemon by assigning a virtual ip address to interface eth0 using the following command
> vrrpd -i eth0 -v 1 -p 255 192.168.100.23

Yes, it should be possible, but yor eth0 should be able  to join multicast group VRRP routers (that means  IP address 224.0.0.18 will be assigned  after the daemon starts) and then, the real IP addres of virtual server will be assigned when daemon detects that it should be the master.