--On August 13, 2007 4:45:37 PM +1000 Julian De Marchi
<julian@jdcomputers.com.au> wrote:
> Hi, > > What I am about to ask I know is not Debian related, but I am hopping to > discover someone who has familiar experience in what I am trying to > accomplish. :) > > What I want to setup is a redundancy for my ADSL connection. Here is the > scenario. > > I have 1 ADSL connection with a subnet of 8 ips. My ADSL modem sometime > *freezes* or *drops out* for no reason. I have setup a dial in connection > so I can software reboot the modem, but what I would like to have is two > ADSL modems. This way when one drops out, the other can kick in with out > affecting emails, hosting and so on. > > I know you can not run two adsl connections on the same line, and this is > not what I would like to achieve. > > The ultimate solution which I would like is to have nagios constantly > checking the active to modem to see if it is online. Then when it goes > offline, just use a nagios plugin to send a command to tell the other > modem to connect.
That's actually pretty easy to do. Nagios has what they call an 'Event
Handler' that can be executed when state changes occur. Then all you have
to do is execute your event handler on your DSL modem check/connectivity
check, when the event handler sees a CRITICAL HARD state, have it kick the
modem.
> > I know this most likely could not be done, but I have asked the right > bunch of people for suggestions right (being Debian ISP), I do run Debian > Etch, and I have about 5 dialup users. > > Any suggestions, links or anything to point me in the right direction for > some information would be great!!!! I hope I have been specific enough. > > Kind regards, > > > Julian De Marchi > > (My internet does not drop out *that* often, but I like to have > redundancies where possible!) > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-isp-REQUEST@lists.debian.org > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact > listmaster@lists.debian.org > > >
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