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Simple uCarp lab
This lab use the fixed ucarp rc script (introduced in BSDRP 0.34).
Network Diagram
Creating the lab with VirtualBox
Start a lab using the virtualbox-lab script:
[root@d630]./virtualbox.sh -i BSDRP_0.34_full_i386_serial.img.bz2 -n 4 -l 2 Bzipped image detected, unzip it... filename guests a i386 image filename guests a serial image Image file given… rebuilding BSDRP router template Creating lab with 4 router(s): - 2 LAN between all routers - Full mesh ethernet point-to-point link between each routers Router1 have the following NIC: em0 connected to Router2. em1 connected to Router3. em2 connected to Router4. em3 connected to LAN number 1. em4 connected to LAN number 2. Router2 have the following NIC: em0 connected to Router1. em1 connected to Router3. em2 connected to Router4. em3 connected to LAN number 1. em4 connected to LAN number 2. Router3 have the following NIC: em0 connected to Router1. em1 connected to Router2. em2 connected to Router4. em3 connected to LAN number 1. em4 connected to LAN number 2. Router4 have the following NIC: em0 connected to Router1. em1 connected to Router2. em2 connected to Router3. em3 connected to LAN number 1. em4 connected to LAN number 2. Connect to the router 1 by telneting to localhost on port 8001 Connect to the router 2 by telneting to localhost on port 8002 Connect to the router 3 by telneting to localhost on port 8003 Connect to the router 4 by telneting to localhost on port 8004 Connect to the router 4 by telneting to localhost on port 8005 Here is how to use a serial terminal software for connecting to the routers: 1. Create a bridge between the socat port and a local PTY link socat TCP-CONNECT:localhost:8001 PTY,link=/tmp/router1 & 2. Open your serial terminal software using the local PTY link just created Using screen/byobu: screen /tmp/router1 38400 Or using tip (FreeBSD): echo "router1:dv=/tmp/router1:br#38400:pa=none:" >> /etc/remote tip router1 Warning: Closing your session will close socat on both end
Configuring Routers
Router 1 (R1)
sysrc hostname=R1 sysrc gateway_enable=NO sysrc ipv6_gateway_enable=NO sysrc defaultrouter="192.168.10.254" sysrc ifconfig_em3="192.168.10.1/24" service netif restart service routing restart
Router 2 (R2)
sysrc hostname=R2 sysrc ifconfig_em3="192.168.10.2/24" sysrc ifconfig_em4="10.0.0.2/24" sysrc ucarp_enable=YES sysrc ucarp_3_if="em3" sysrc ucarp_3_src="192.168.10.2" sysrc ucarp_3_pass="passcarp3" sysrc ucarp_3_preempt="NO" sysrc ucarp_3_addr="192.168.10.254" sysrc ucarp_4_if="em4" sysrc ucarp_4_src="10.0.0.2" sysrc ucarp_4_pass="passcarp4" sysrc ucarp_4_preempt="NO" sysrc ucarp_4_addr="10.0.0.254" service netif restart service routing restart service ucarp start
Router 3 (R3)
sysrc hostname=R3 sysrc ifconfig_em3="192.168.10.3/24" sysrc ifconfig_em4="10.0.0.3/24" sysrc ucarp_enable="YES" sysrc ucarp_3_if="em3" sysrc ucarp_3_src="192.168.10.3" sysrc ucarp_3_pass="passcarp3" sysrc ucarp_3_preempt="NO" sysrc ucarp_3_addr="192.168.10.254" sysrc ucarp_3_advskew="100" sysrc ucarp_4_if="em4" sysrc ucarp_4_src="10.0.0.3" sysrc ucarp_4_pass="passcarp4" sysrc ucarp_4_preempt="NO" sysrc ucarp_4_addr="10.0.0.254" sysrc ucarp_4_advskew="100" service netif restart service routing restart service ucarp start
Router 4 (R4)
sysrc hostname=R4 sysrc gateway_enable=NO sysrc defaultrouter="10.0.0.254" sysrc ifconfig_em4="10.0.0.4/24" service netif restart service routing restart config save
Checking configuration
uCarp state
On R2:
[root@R2]~#cat /var/log/messages | grep ucarp Jul 27 17:54:02 R2 ucarp[1815]: [WARNING] Switching to state: MASTER Jul 27 17:54:02 R2 ucarp[1815]: [WARNING] Spawning [/usr/local/sbin/ucarp-up em3 192.168.10.254] Jul 27 17:54:02 R2 ucarp[1819]: [WARNING] Switching to state: MASTER Jul 27 17:54:02 R2 ucarp[1819]: [WARNING] Spawning [/usr/local/sbin/ucarp-up em4 10.0.0.254]
R2 is the uCarp master for vrid 3 and 4.
On R3:
[root@R3]~#cat /var/log/messages | grep ucarp Jul 29 01:03:11 R3 ucarp[1228]: [WARNING] Switching to state: BACKUP Jul 29 01:03:11 R3 ucarp[1228]: [WARNING] Spawning [/usr/local/sbin/ucarp-down em4 10.0.0.254] k to BACKUP state Jul 29 01:03:11 R3 ucarp[1225]: [WARNING] Switching to state: BACKUP Jul 29 01:03:11 R3 ucarp[1225]: [WARNING] Spawning [/usr/local/sbin/ucarp-down em3 192.168.10.254] Jul 29 01:03:11 R3 ucarp[1225]: [WARNING] Preferred master advertised: going back to BACKUP state
R3 is the uCarp backup for vrid 3 and 4.
Forwarding and ARP state
Pinging R4 from R1:
[root@R1]~#ping 10.0.0.4 PING 10.0.0.4 (10.0.0.4): 56 data bytes 64 bytes from 10.0.0.4: icmp_seq=0 ttl=63 time=2.932 ms 64 bytes from 10.0.0.4: icmp_seq=1 ttl=63 time=2.360 ms
And checking ARP cache:
[root@R1]~#arp -a | grep 192.168.10.254 ? (192.168.10.254) at cc:cc:00:00:01:02 on em3 expires in 1186 seconds [ethernet]
The MAC address of the virtual CARP IP is the real MAC of the interface in MASTER state (and not a virtual MAC adress) due to the IP alias creation on the MASTER node: Gratious ARP is needed when switching carp state between two node
Testing uCarp failover
Disable one interface on R2 for changing the VRRP states:
[root@R2]~#ifconfig em3 down [root@R2]~#cat /var/log/messages | grep ucarp Jul 27 17:53:59 R2 ucarp[1815]: [WARNING] Switching to state: BACKUP Jul 27 17:53:59 R2 ucarp[1815]: [WARNING] Spawning [/usr/local/sbin/ucarp-down e Jul 29 01:03:11 R2 ucarp[1815]: [WARNING] Non-preferred master advertising: reasserting control of VIP with another gratuitous arp Jul 29 01:03:12 R2 ucarp[1819]: [WARNING] Non-preferred master advertising: reasserting control of VIP with another gratuitous arp Jul 29 01:03:12 R2 ucarp[1815]: [WARNING] Non-preferred master advertising: reasserting control of VIP with another gratuitous arp
And check that R3 became the master:
[root@R3]~#tail -f /var/log/messages Jul 29 00:56:37 R3 ucarp[1225]: [WARNING] Switching to state: MASTER Jul 29 00:56:37 R3 ucarp[1225]: [WARNING] Spawning [/usr/local/sbin/ucarp-up em3 192.168.10.254]
And check that R1 still can reach R4:
[root@R1]~#ping 10.0.0.4 PING 10.0.0.4 (10.0.0.4): 56 data bytes 64 bytes from 10.0.0.4: icmp_seq=0 ttl=63 time=2.321 ms 64 bytes from 10.0.0.4: icmp_seq=1 ttl=63 time=2.450 ms
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