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Kernel needing
==============

  Compile a kernel with the following options :

  Kernel/User netlink socket
  Network firewalls (for Kernel 2.2)
  LinuxVirtualServer

  Keepalived support all LVS code : including IPVS code for kernel 2.2
  and kernel 2.4

Libraries dependency
====================

  In order to compile Keepalived needs the following libraries :

  * OpenSSL, <www.openssl.org>
  * popt

Installation
============

  1. uncompress the tarball
  2. cd into the directory
  3. './configure'
  4. 'make'
  5. 'make install'. This will install keepalived on your system,
     binaries and configuration file :
     * keepalived : The keepalived daemon program.
     * genhash : The MD5 url digest generator. You need it to 
                 configure HTTP GET check and SSL GET check in
                 order to compute MD5SUM digest etalon.
     * /etc/keepalived/keepalived.conf
  6. link keepalived.init into your runlevel directory. On redhat systems :
     ln -s /etc/rc.d/init.d/keepalived.init /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/S99keepalived

  By default configure script use /usr/local as base directory. You can change
  this value to your own by passing --prefix value to configure script

  eg: './configure --prefix=/usr/'

Configuration
=============

  Just take a look to the /etc/keepalived/keepalived.conf file installed.
  It will give you all the informations needed. If you want more informations
  considering keepalived, please refer to the keepalived homepage into the
  documentation section.

  http://www.keepalived.org


Have fun with it !

Alexandre, <acassen@linux-vs.org>