I have 2 MTs both with a 3com ethernet interface and a routerboard 44.
I made a bonding on the interfaces of the routerboard 44 on MT1 and MT2 such as shown in the example of the reference.
Ping doesn't work.
When I disable bonding on both machines and bind the ip address of bonding1 to ether1 I can ping each other.
Can anybody help me.
Thanks.
You have to bond EoIP tunnels!
I got it to work at my house, so I took it to a PC shop and bonded their two dsl lines back to the Co-Lo and it worked. But the over head was 35% or more.
I never could get any of the fellover to work.
The next day I tried to set it back up at my house and I couldent get it to work again.
I stopped dicking with it since Joe got the JoeBonder working like a dream machine from the future.
I got it to work at my house, so I took it to a PC shop and bonded their two dsl lines back to the Co-Lo and it worked. But the over head was 35% or more.
I never could get any of the fellover to work.
The next day I tried to set it back up at my house and I couldent get it to work again.
I stopped dicking with it since Joe got the JoeBonder working like a dream machine from the future.
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PineValley Networks
You have to bond EoIP tunnels!
I got it to work at my house, so I took it to a PC shop and bonded their two dsl lines back to the Co-Lo and it worked. But the over head was 35% or more.
I never could get any of the fellover to work.
The next day I tried to set it back up at my house and I couldent get it to work again.
I stopped dicking with it since Joe got the JoeBonder working like a dream machine from the future.