feat: add VRRP unicast peer support for macvlan and restricted network environments
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- Add unicast_src_ip and unicast_peers config fields - NewUnicastSocket binds to source IP for proper packet reception - SendTo() sends VRRP advertisements directly to peer IPs - Receive loop filters packets from non-peer sources in unicast mode - Backward compatible: multicast mode used when unicast_peers is empty - Add unicast config example (etc/config.unicast.yaml) - Update README with unicast documentation and examples
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global:
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router_id: "node1"
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vrrp_instances:
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# Example: VRRP with unicast peers for macvlan environments
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# In macvlan networks, multicast between sub-interfaces of the same
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# parent interface does not work. Use unicast to send VRRP advertisements
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# directly to peer IP addresses.
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- name: "VI_1"
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interface: "eth0"
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state: "BACKUP"
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virtual_router_id: 51
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priority: 100
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advert_interval: 1
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auth_type: "PASS"
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auth_pass: "secret123"
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virtual_ips:
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- "192.168.1.100/24"
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# Unicast source IP: the local IP address to use for sending VRRP packets.
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# If omitted, the interface's primary IPv4 address is used automatically.
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unicast_src_ip: "192.168.1.10"
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# Unicast peer list: IP addresses of the other VRRP nodes.
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# When configured, VRRP advertisements are sent directly to these IPs
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# instead of using multicast (224.0.0.18).
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# On each node, list the OTHER nodes' IPs here (not your own).
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unicast_peers:
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- "192.168.1.11"
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# Add more peers for setups with more than two nodes:
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# - "192.168.1.12"
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