In this interview,
Ryan McBride discusses the development of CARP (Common Address
Redundancy Protocol), explaining what it is and how it works. He
reflects on patents and the difficulties OpenBSD has faced trying to
work with IANA. Finally, he also highlights some of the new
functionality that will be found in the upcoming release of OpenBSD 3.5.
Interview With CARP Developer Ryan McBride
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