Load Balancing – shell script

Load Balancing – shell script

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#!/bin/bash
echo “——————————————-”
echo “”
echo -e “Wel come to Load Balancing………….”
echo -e “@arunbagul@indiangnu.org”
echo “”
echo “——————————————-”
#################################
#**root@proxy# cat  /etc/iproute2/rt_tables
#
# reserved values
#
#**255     local
#**254     main
#**253     default
#**0       unspec
#Entry manually added
#please  add this two line each internet connections
#for example two connections
#**251    sify3
#**252    tata
#################################

#specify Details
#Local LAN
LAN_IF=eth0
LAN_IP=192.168.1.68
LAN_NWK=192.168.1.0/24

#INET1 (internet connection )
INET1_IF=eth1
INET1_IP=10.10.172.230
INET1_NWK=10.10.172.0/24
INET1_GW=10.10.172.X

#INET2 (internet connection )
INET2_IF=eth2
INET2_IP=208.259.169.X
INET2_NWK=208.259.169.X/30
INET2_GW=208.259.169.X

#################################
case “$1” in

start)
#Start Load Balancing……..
echo -e “Starting Load Balancing……..”
##################################################################
#step(1)
#Flush out table tata  & sify3 if any routing is their.
/sbin/ip route flush table tata
/sbin/ip route flush table sify3
#################################
echo -e “Creating Kernel routing table::- tata(251)”
# 202.189.249.204/30 is IP n/w of ISP1 with
#gateway is 202.189.249.205 & IP assign
#to eth3  is 202.189.249.206 which is source(src)
/sbin/ip route add $INET2_NWK dev $INET2_IF src $INET2_IP proto kernel table tata
#Add entry for internel n/w
/sbin/ip route add $LAN_NWK dev $LAN_IF proto kernel src $LAN_IP table tata
#Now add default gateway to ISP-I in table tata
/sbin/ip route add default via $INET2_GW table tata
##################################################################
#step(2)
echo -e “Creating Kernel routing table::- sify3(253)”
# 10.10.127.0/24 is IP n/w of ISP2 with
# gateway is 10.10.127.1 & IP assign
#to eth1  is 10.10.127.222 which is source(src)
/sbin/ip route add $INET1_NWK  dev $INET1_IF  src $INET1_IP proto kernel table sify3
#Add entry for internel n/w
/sbin/ip route add $LAN_NWK dev $LAN_IF proto kernel src $LAN_IP table sify3
#Now add default gateway to ISP-II in table sify3
/sbin/ip route add default  via $INET1_GW  table sify3
##################################################################
#step(3)
#set up the routing rules.
#These actually choose what routing table to route with.
/sbin/ip rule  add from $INET2_IP table tata
/sbin/ip rule  add from $INET1_IP table sify3
##################################################################
#step(4)
#Delete default route path form kernel ‘main’ routing table.
/sbin/route del default
if [ $(echo $?) = 0 ] ; then
echo -e “Default gateway removed from ‘main’ table”
fi
/sbin/route del default
echo “Done………”
##################################################################
#step(5)
#now set up the default route to be a multipath route.
#In the default kernel this will balance routes over the two providers.
#/sbin/ip route add default equalize nexthop via $INET1_IP $dev $INET1_IF weight 1 nexthop via $INET2_IP dev $INET2_IF weight 1
/sbin/ip route add default  nexthop  via $INET1_IP dev $INET1_IF weight 1 nexthop via $INET2_IP dev $INET2_IF  weight 1
echo -e ” Thank you….”
##################################################################
;;
stop)
#Stoping Load Balancing….
echo -e “Stoping Load Balancing….”
#Seperating routing decision…
/sbin/ip rule del from $INET1_IP table tata
/sbin/ip rule del from $INET1_IP  table sify3
#Flush out table tata,sify3 and main if any routing is their.
/sbin/ip route flush table tata
/sbin/ip route flush table sify3
/sbin/ip route flush table main
#update kernel ‘main table’————–
#add entry for ‘tata’ connection
/sbin/ip route add $INET2_NWK  dev $INET2_IF  src $INET2_IP  proto kernel  scope link  table main
#add entry for ‘sify’ connection
/sbin/ip route add $INET1_NWK  dev eth1  src $INET1_IP proto kernel  scope link  table main
#Add entry for internel n/w
/sbin/ip route add $LAN_NWK  dev $LAN_IF proto kernel scope link src 192.168.0.3 table main
#Now add default gateway to ISP-I in table main
/sbin/ip route add default via $INET1_GW table main
;;
status)
#Checkng Load Balancing status….
echo -e “Checking Load Bal status…….”
#Check load balancing is successful or not————-
/sbin/ip route show | grep “nexthop” > /dev/null
if [ $(echo $?) = 0 ] ; then
echo -e “Load Balancing is SUCCESSSFUL”
else
echo -e  “Load Balancing FAILED”
echo -e “Load-balancing:: Please try again…”
fi
;;
table)
#Kernel routing table
#################################
echo -e “Kernel routing table ‘tata’ is…..”
/sbin/ip route show table tata
echo -e “Kernel routing table ‘sify3’ is…..”
/sbin/ip route show table sify3
#Now finally check kernel routing with default route as multiple route
echo -e “~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~”
echo -e “Kernel ‘main’ routing table is…(plz check here)”
/sbin/ip route show table  main
echo -e “………..”
/sbin/route -n
echo -e “~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~”
echo -e “!!please run this cmd when ever you will restart n/w service or PC.”
echo -e ” And make sure that both connection are running”
;;

*)
echo “Usage:/sbin/load-balancing {start|stop|status|table}”
exit 1
;;
esac
#################################
#exit 0
#END

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