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Currently, routing behavior within the IntraNought network is inconsistent. Windriver can reach other machines through GRE tunnels, but return traffic is not always properly routed. This is due to the fact that several machines still rely on a static default gateway: ``` 172.27.27.1 ``` **Goal : ** - Ensure all IntraNought nodes participate in OSPF (via FRRouting) - Remove static default gateway (172.27.27.1) where applicable - Allow nodes to receive the default route dynamically via OSPF
In the current setup, some IntraNought nodes still rely on a static default gateway (172.27.27.1), which leads to inconsistent and asymmetric routing. To ensure correct behavior, the active (MASTER) router must advertise the default route via OSPF, while all IntraNought nodes dynamically learn and use this route. This guarantees that: - traffic always follows the active router, - routing remains consistent across the network, - failover (CARP) is properly reflected in routing.
Currently
In the current setup, some IntraNought nodes still rely on a static default gateway (172.27.27.1)
,
routing behavior within the IntraNought network is inconsistent
which leads to inconsistent and asymmetric routing
.
Windriver can reach other machines through GRE tunnels
To ensure correct behavior
,
but return traffic is not always properly
the active (MASTER) router must advertise the default
route
d.
via OSPF,
This is due to the fact that several machines still rely on a static default gateway: ``` 172.27.27.1 ```
while all IntraNought nodes dynamically learn and use this route.
**Goal : **
This guarantees that:
- Ensure all IntraNought nodes participate in OSPF (via FRRouting) - Remove static default gateway (172.27.27.1) where applicable
- traffic always follows the active router,
- Allow nodes to receive the default route dynamically via OSPF
- routing remains consistent across the network,
- failover (CARP) is properly reflected in routing.
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