Multiple Network Card Status Script

[nongdanviet]

I have multiple Sun Solaris 8 systems running multiple network cards. (Mix of quad and gig cards.)



What I would like to do is create a monitor script to ensure high availability of these cards.



Has anyone ever had a situation like this?



I was thinking of using the ping command, but am not sure if that is the most efficient way to go.



Any thoughts are appreciated.



Thanks.



-K

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[hoangphihong@]

Words:



- Content Switch / Load Balancer (like Cisco Css 11000, or an arrowpoint)



- Veritas Cluster - Sun Cluster



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Without wallet



ping service_IP

arp -d

ifconfig (plumb, unplumb, down, up, gateways, etc).



Regards, Hugo.

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