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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<packagegui>
<name>carpsettings</name>
<version>0.1.0</version>
<title>Services: CARP Settings</title>
<!-- configpath gets expanded out automatically and config items will be
stored in that location -->
<configpath>['installedpackages']['carpsettings']['config']</configpath>
<aftersaveredirect>pkg_edit.php?xml=carp_settings.xml&id=0</aftersaveredirect>
<!-- Menu is where this packages menu will appear -->
<menu>
<name>CARP (failover)</name>
<tooltiptext>CARP is a tool to help achieve system redundancy, by having multiple computers creating a single, virtual network interface between them, so that if any machine fails, another can respond instead. CARP is an improvement over the Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) standard. It was developed after VRRP was deemed to be not free enough because of a possibly-overlapping Cisco patent.</tooltiptext>
<section>Firewall</section>
<configfile>carp_settings.xml</configfile>
</menu>
<tabs>
<!-- <tab>
<text>CARP Virtual IPs</text>
<url>/pkg.php?xml=carp.xml</url>
</tab>
-->
<tab>
<text>Virtual IPs</text>
<url>firewall_virtual_ip.php</url>
</tab>
<tab>
<text>CARP Settings</text>
<url>pkg_edit.php?xml=carp_settings.xml&id=0</url>
<active/>
</tab>
</tabs>
<adddeleteeditpagefields>
<columnitem>
<fielddescr>PFSync Enabled</fielddescr>
<fieldname>pfsyncenabled</fieldname>
</columnitem>
<columnitem>
<fielddescr>PFSync IP</fielddescr>
<fieldname>pfsyncip</fieldname>
</columnitem>
<columnitem>
<fielddescr>PFSync Interface</fielddescr>
<fieldname>pfsyncinterface</fieldname>
</columnitem>
</adddeleteeditpagefields>
<!-- fields gets invoked when the user adds or edits a item. the following items
will be parsed and rendered for the user as a gui with input, and selectboxes. -->
<fields>
<field>
<fielddescr>Synchronize Enabled</fielddescr>
<fieldname>pfsyncenabled</fieldname>
<description>
PFSync transfers state insertion, update, and deletion messages between firewalls. Each firewall sends these messages out via multicast on a specified interface, using the PFSYNC protocol (IP Protocol 240). It also listens on that interface for similar messages from other firewalls, and imports them into the local state table.
<p>
NOTE: Clicking save will force a configuration sync!
</description>
<type>checkbox</type>
</field>
<field>
<fielddescr>Synchronize Interface</fielddescr>
<fieldname>pfsyncinterface</fieldname>
<type>interfaces_selection</type>
<description>
If Synchronize State is enabled, it will utilize this interface for communication.
<br><b>NOTE:</b> We recommend setting this to a interface other than LAN! A dedicated interface works the best.
<br><b>NOTE:</b> You must define a IP on each machine participating in this failover group.
<br><b>NOTE:</b> You must have an IP assigned to the interface on any participating sync nodes.
</description>
</field>
<field>
<fielddescr>pfSync sync peer IP</fielddescr>
<fieldname>pfsyncpeerip</fieldname>
<type>input</type>
<description>
Setting this option will force pfSync to synchronize its stable tables to this IP address. The default is directed multicast.
</description>
</field>
<field>
<fielddescr>Synchronize rules</fielddescr>
<fieldname>synchronizerules</fieldname>
<description>When this option is enabled, this system will automatically sync the firewall rules over to the other CARP host when changes are made.</description>
<type>checkbox</type>
</field>
<field>
<fielddescr>Synchronize Firewall Schedules</fielddescr>
<fieldname>synchronizeschedules</fieldname>
<description>When this option is enabled, this system will automatically sync the firewall schedules over to the other CARP host when changes are made.</description>
<type>checkbox</type>
</field>
<field>
<fielddescr>Synchronize aliases</fielddescr>
<fieldname>synchronizealiases</fieldname>
<description>When this option is enabled, this system will automatically sync the aliases over to the other CARP host when changes are made.</description>
<type>checkbox</type>
</field>
<field>
<fielddescr>Synchronize nat</fielddescr>
<fieldname>synchronizenat</fieldname>
<description>When this option is enabled, this system will automatically sync the NAT rules to the other CARP host when changes are made.</description>
<type>checkbox</type>
</field>
<field>
<fielddescr>Synchronize IPsec</fielddescr>
<fieldname>synchronizeipsec</fieldname>
<description>When this option is enabled, this system will automatically sync the IPsec configuration over to the other CARP host when changes are made.</description>
<type>checkbox</type>
</field>
<!--
<field>
<fielddescr>Synchronize DHCPD</fielddescr>
<fieldname>synchronizedhcpd</fieldname>
<description>When this option is enabled, this system will automatically sync the DHCP Server settings over to the other carp host when changes are made.</description>
<type>checkbox</type>
</field>
-->
<field>
<fielddescr>Synchronize Wake on Lan</fielddescr>
<fieldname>synchronizewol</fieldname>
<description>When this option is enabled, this system will automatically sync the WOL settings over to the other carp host when changes are made.</description>
<type>checkbox</type>
</field>
<field>
<fielddescr>Synchronize Static Routes</fielddescr>
<fieldname>synchronizestaticroutes</fieldname>
<description>When this option is enabled, this system will automatically sync the Static Route configuration to the other CARP host when changes are made.</description>
<type>checkbox</type>
</field>
<field>
<fielddescr>Synchronize Load Balancer</fielddescr>
<fieldname>synchronizelb</fieldname>
<description>When this option is enabled, this system will automatically sync the Load Balancer settings over to the other CARP host when changes are made.</description>
<type>checkbox</type>
</field>
<field>
<fielddescr>Synchronize Virtual IPs</fielddescr>
<fieldname>synchronizevirtualip</fieldname>
<description>When this option is enabled, this system will automatically sync the CARP Virtual IPs to the other CARP host when changes are made.</description>
<type>checkbox</type>
</field>
<field>
<fielddescr>Synchronize traffic shaper</fielddescr>
<fieldname>synchronizetrafficshaper</fieldname>
<description>When this option is enabled, this system will automatically sync the traffic shaper configuration to the other CARP host when changes are made.</description>
<type>checkbox</type>
</field>
<field>
<fielddescr>Synchronize DNS Forwarder</fielddescr>
<fieldname>synchronizednsforwarder</fieldname>
<description>When this option is enabled, this system will automatically sync the DNS Forwarder configuration to the other CARP host when changes are made.</description>
<type>checkbox</type>
</field>
<field>
<fielddescr>Synchronize to IP</fielddescr>
<fieldname>synchronizetoip</fieldname>
<description>Enter the IP address of the firewall you are synchronizing with.</description>
<type>input</type>
<note>Note: CARP sync is currently only supported over connections using the same protocol and port as this system - make sure the remote system's port and protocol are set accordingly! Also note that you will not use the Synchronize to IP and password option on backup cluster members!</note>
</field>
<field>
<fielddescr>Remote System Password</fielddescr>
<fieldname>password</fieldname>
<description>Enter the webGUI password of the system that you are synchronizing with.</description>
<type>password</type>
<note>NOTE: You will not use the Synchronize to IP and password option on backup cluster members!</note>
</field>
</fields>
<custom_php_validation_command>
if($_POST["synchronizetoip"]) {
if(!is_ipaddr($_POST["synchronizetoip"]))
$input_errors[] = "You must specify a valid IP address.";
$ifdescrs = array('lan','wan');
for ($j = 1; isset($config['interfaces']['opt' . $j]); $j++)
$ifdescrs['opt' . $j] = "opt" . $j;
foreach($ifdescrs as $descr)
if($config['interfaces']['$descr']['ipaddr'] == $_POST["synchronizetoip"])
$input_errors[] = "CARP sync IP must be the backup firewall IP! You cannot specify this firewalls IP in this location.";
if($config['virtualip']['vip']) {
foreach($config['virtualip']['vip'] as $vip) {
if($vip['subnet'] == $_POST["synchronizetoip"])
$input_errors[] = "CARP sync IP must be the backup firewall IP! You cannot specify this firewalls IP in this location.";
}
}
$wanip = find_interface_ip(get_real_wan_interface());
if($wanip == $_POST["synchronizetoip"])
$input_errors[] = "CARP sync IP must be the backup firewall IP! You cannot specify this firewalls IP in this location.";
}
</custom_php_validation_command>
<custom_add_php_command_late>
/* setup carp interfaces */
interfaces_carp_configure();
interfaces_carp_bring_up_final();
/* force a filter configure for syncing */
filter_configure();
</custom_add_php_command_late>
</packagegui>
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