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Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2001 22:39:33 -0500
From: Steve Price <steve@havk.org>
To: ports@freebsd.org
Subject: vrrp port and lladdr errors
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Has anyone gotten the vrrp port to work on 4.x?  If so, what is the
trick?  I have a box with a Kingston KNE-110TX on dc0 (although I get
the same results with an Intel EtherExpress Pro on fxp0 in the same
box) and when I fire up vrrpd here's what I see.

root@q(~)# vrrpd -idc0 -p255 -v7 192.168.21.10 &
Apr 26 22:30:42 q vrrpd[303]: starting
Apr 26 22:30:42 q vrrpd[303]: router 7 init
Apr 26 22:30:42 q vrrpd[303]: setting master 7
Apr 26 22:30:42 q vrrpd[303]: ioctl (set lladdr): Inappropriate ioctl for device
Apr 26 22:30:42 q vrrpd[303]: ioctl (set lladdr): Inappropriate ioctl for device
Apr 26 22:30:42 q vrrpd[303]: Can't SIOCADDMULTI on dc0: Can't assign requested address
Apr 26 22:30:42 q vrrpd[303]: Can't SIOCADDMULTI on dc0: Can't assign requested address

Yet I can set the lladdr by hand with no problem with this command.
Note to self: don't do this again while ssh'd into a box because it
kills the route to the machine. :)

root@q(~)# ifconfig dc0 lladdr 00:00:5e:00:01:07

I think it might have to do with a knob in the kernel that isn't
set because if I try this same thing on the box that I use as my
gateway/firewall for my cable modem using a 3Com card on xl0 it
fires up without a peep.

Any suggestions/pointers greatly appreciated.

-steve

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