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FreeBSD

The little things . . .

It is the little things . . . like goldfish!

CARP is the Common Address Redundancy Protocol -- essentially, multiple machines can serve a single IP address, with transparent failover. CARP was implemented by the OpenBSD project, and is similar to Cisco's patent-encumbered VRRP.

So, that is a good checkpoint for my morning’s work. Time to eat . . .

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