Skip to content

Meta

  • Register
  • Log in
ItsyourIP.com

Your gateway to Internet

Primary Navigation Menu
Menu
  • About
  • Contact Me
  • Free Antivirus
  • Free Firewall
  • Sitemap

High-Availability

How to configure GLBP in Cisco IOS Routers

2008-02-26
By: admin
In: Cisco
Tagged: avf, avg, Cisco, gateway-load-balancing-protocol, glbp, High-Availability, ios, router

Gateway Load Balancing Protocol (GLBP) as the name implies can be used to configure Gateway redundancy between a group of routers and at the same time load balance the traffic across all of them. GLBP is similar to the High availability protocols Hot Standby Redundancy Protocol (HSRP) & Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) except for the load balancing capabilities wherein HSRP and VRRP, the standby routers are configured for redundancy and act as standby only and become active only when the active router fails. The advantage of GLBP is it provides load balancing over multiple routers (gateways) using a single virtual IP address and multiple virtual MACRead More →

Gratuitous Request and Reply in ARP

2007-10-31
By: admin
In: Networking
Tagged: ARP, Clustering, High-Availability, ip, IP-Conflict, Linux

Gratuitous ARP is a feature of the Address Resolution Protocol wherein the host broadcasts an ARP request for its own hardware address.Read More →

UltraMonkey – Load Balance and High Availability solution

2007-10-17
By: admin
In: OpenSource Clustering, OpenSource LoadBalancer
Tagged: High-Availability, Linux, load-balancer, lvs, OpenSource Clustering, OpenSource LoadBalancer, ultramonkey, virtual-server

Ultra Monkey is a project to create load balanced and highly available network services. UltraMonkey is an opensource project that uses Linux Virtual Server and Heartbeat opensource projects.Read More →

Eddie – High Availability Custering Tool

2007-10-17
By: admin
In: OpenSource Clustering, OpenSource LoadBalancer
Tagged: Clustering, eddie, erlang, High-Availability, Linux, lvs, OpenSource Clustering, OpenSource LoadBalancer, virtual-server

Eddie is a high availability clustering tool. It is an open source, 100% software solution written primarily in the functional programming language Erlang (http://www.erlang.org/) and is available for Solaris, Linux and *BSD.Read More →

balance – TCP proxy RoundRobin Load Balancer

2007-10-17
By: admin
In: OpenSource LoadBalancer
Tagged: balance, Clustering, High-Availability, Linux, load-balancer, OpenSource LoadBalancer, virtual-server

Balance from inLab Software GmBH is a simple, generic TCP proxy, which allows simple round-robin load balancing and graceful failover between several destination servers. Balance is available at http://balance.sourceforge.net/.Read More →



Categories

  • ARP
  • Browser
  • Cisco
  • Database
  • Debian
  • DHCP
  • DNS
  • DNS Records
  • Firefox
  • internet-explorer
  • IP Tools
  • juniper
  • Linux
  • MySQL
  • Network Inventory
  • Networking
  • OpenSource
  • OpenSource Clustering
  • Opensource Firewall
  • OpenSource LoadBalancer
  • Opensource NAC
  • OpenSource Router
  • Opensource VPN
  • proxy
  • Python
  • Redhat
  • Secure Shell(SSH)
  • Security
  • Security Audit
  • Security/Penetration Testing
  • Sniffing/PacketCapture
  • Solaris
  • Tools
  • Ubuntu
  • Unix
  • VirtualBox
  • voip
  • vpn
  • Windows
  • Wireless

Tags

acl Browser Cisco DHCP DNS DNS Records encryption Firefox firewall gateway High-Availability icmp internet ios ip ip-address ipsec IP Tools juniper Linux mtu network OpenSource Opensource Firewall OpenSource LoadBalancer proxy Redhat registry rhel route router routers Security snmp Solaris switch tcp tcpip udp Unix virtual-server vlan vpn Windows Wireless

Recent Posts

  • MySQL: how to delete all records from a table
  • Python: Remove last ‘n’ characters of a string
  • How to block select in PuTTY
  • How to enable/disable Right-click paste in PuTTY
  • How to change the HOST key in Oracle Virtualbox Manager
  • FileZilla FTP Client configuration through BlueCoat proxy
  • Unable to delete Stale/Obsolete statc routes in Cisco IOS
  • How to create VLAN Interfaces for InterVLAN Routing in Cisco IOS
  • High CPU usage when SNMP is enabled in Cisco Routers
  • Import WyseTerm Host List from one user to another in Windows

RSS Secunia Advisories

RSS MS Security Bulletin

RSS US-CERT Vulnerability

RSS SANS

Recent Comments

  • Forwarding ICMP over a server without redirects on How to Disable ICMP Redirects in Linux for security (Redhat,Debian,Ubuntu,SuSe tested)
  • M.Pasha on How to Disable ICMP Redirects in Linux for security (Redhat,Debian,Ubuntu,SuSe tested)
  • Steve Pollard on How to prevent VLAN Hopping in Cisco Switches
  • Routing issue Sophos UTM Home <-> Cisco ASA 5510 for only linux hosts? - Sophos User Bulletin Board on How to Disable ICMP Redirects in Linux for security (Redhat,Debian,Ubuntu,SuSe tested)
  • BranchCache – Hosted Cache Mode File Server Tutorial | theezitguy on HowTo: Add persistent Static Routes in Windows

Designed using Responsive Brix Premium. Powered by WordPress.