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Old 02-26-2007, 04:06 AM   #1
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How to implement statefull firewall


I have sucecessfully implemented a set of linux servers to act as active/standby set of firewalls, using keepalived and VRRP, the problem the failover is stateless. Can you tell me how to implement statefull failover?
 
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it looks like you want to look at the ct_sync module/project.

http://svn.netfilter.org/cgi-bin/vie...EADME?rev=4083
http://gnumonks.org/~laforge/weblog/...ync/index.html
 
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I think conntrackd should be implemented, but i have some issues with compiling the kernel and installing the conntrackd. I am wiating for your valuable helps.
 
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well, help with what? i've given you projects to look at and you're bumping without responding to them. to my knowledge conntrack is a standard part of iptables, but only relevant to stateful connections within a single netfilter instance. the replication of state tables between machines is actually going to be a seperate system which only deals with entries in a data structure, not specifically in a context of tcp connections and such.
 
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well, help with what? i've given you projects to look at and you're bumping without responding to them. to my knowledge conntrack is a standard part of iptables, but only relevant to stateful connections within a single netfilter instance. the replication of state tables between machines is actually going to be a seperate system which only deals with entries in a data structure, not specifically in a context of tcp connections and such.
Please note that conntrackd is used to provide ha for linux firewalls. http://people.netfilter.org/pablo/conntrackd/
 
  


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