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From: Scott Pilz <scottp@solarus.net>
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Subject: Bhyve: CARP
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 	I know VTNET does not support CARP just yet - but has anyone tried 
to run a trunk to the vtnet and VLAN off of say vtnet0, setup CARP on that 
vlan? If not, I'll try it - just looking to save myself some time.

 	Also as I send very few emails to this list - I'd like to say that 
Bhyve is an amazing feat. In the last few days we have established four 
production bhyves (now serving our customers) and planning for 20 
additional installations this year. I built a front-end to handle 
starting/stopping/configuration/etc (as I did not have much luck with vmrc 
- just didn't do what I wanted it to do).

 	Thanks for all the hard work in this amazing project.

 	Scott