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Thu, May 14
- ip windriver .35 no more .36
- new file called in reactor.conf : set-linux-routes.sls
Thu, May 7
Wed, May 6
Added file log for script set-ospf-default-route
Added reactor to trigger default route advertise OSPF
Fixed the commit that now have all the ipsec config
Tue, May 5
Many changes :
Update roles/router/carp/init.sls so its /etc/syslog.conf replacement logic is consistent with GRE logging.
change : the file log should only be added on routers and windriver/ysul
Script for creation GRE tunnel will now send logs to a correct file syslog
Include tables.conf in /etc/pf.conf (file that will include all the pf configuration)
Include router.conf in /etc/pf.conf so pf can read the config
provision roles/router/pf/files/pf.conf as /etc/pf.conf.d/router.conf
Mon, May 4
When router-002 takes over, the default route changes as expected.
However, after the default route was changed, complector could no longer reach the Internet (e.g. ping 8.8.8.8).
After testing Complector with OSPF enabled to receive the default route, it works as expected.
Finally check after T2319 :
Sun, May 3
@dereckson While testing and modifying the GRE tunnel, it took so long on Ysul that SSH stopped responding, and we lost access to the machine.
Now, regardless of whether router-002 or router-003 is the primary router, the tunnel with Windriver works perfectly. However, there is still an issue with Ysul: the tunnel works when router-003 is primary, but it does not work when router-002 is primary.
Changed the file tunnels.sls : create tunnels on routers and after on clients (windriver and ysul)
Changed the interface name from windriver to primary router (gre1 instead of gre2)
Thu, Apr 30
Little change of a log : log(f"Sending Salt event: network/carp/primary {payload}") (no more carp/master)
Wed, Apr 29
Fix the tag of the event to network/carp/primary
Tue, Apr 28
Modified send_salt_event to use the full salt-call path :
Mon, Apr 27
Sun, Apr 26
I created and tested a Salt reactor that listens for the carp/master event sent by the routers. For now, the reactor only runs a test command on Ysul and Windriver to confirm that the event is correctly received and that the master can trigger actions on those hosts.