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@wonderaug wrote:
Hi,
Your walkthrough is really solid and though i got it working i had some trip-ups 😉 along the way. Here are some of my issues
– My distro is ubuntu (Lucid 10.04) so ifrename doesn’t work
– I cannot start my VPNs till i remove the up/down scripts that you created, the log files i created said something about –script-security
– Once I reboot, I lose my bond interface and even the virtual interface that i created for my secondary ip address. This is the most worrying part for me cos it means i have to run modprobe every time i reboot
I’m still trying to get NAT working but i think i’ll figure that out soon. For now I’m running my infrastructure in a virtual environment. I would appreciate your help with the challenges I encountered. I think this is a more feasible solution than running zeroshell in a datacenter. Like I said before, solid walkthrough!
Ok so you need to just add:
script-security 3
(or 2 should work) in the config file on the server.
Also not only mode you should also set the up delay so not just:
echo 0 > /sys/class/net/bond0/bonding/mode
but also :
echo 7000 > /sys/class/net/bond0/bonding/updelay
Or if you renamed to BOND00 like me:
echo 7000 > /sys/class/net/BOND00/bonding/updelay