Greets OpenBSD 3.8 stable
Cable connection to remote town Normal internal network IP's are DT 192.168.10/24, Remote 192.168.8/24 When pinging and endpoint from one end of an IPSec tunnel to the other, occasionally the ping returns with one of the 10.X.X.X IP's of a router along the path. The router IP shows up on traceroute and is more often than not the same one, last hop before the firewall . We see this happening when receiving a complaint from the small town users about not being able to login to the DT servers. After what is usually a brief period, they login and the pings return to normal. This can roll along for weeks without issue, (other than high latency issues), then a few days in a row this happens. As one would expect the cable company, when queried about this, never has any problems with their equipment. DSL is not available where they are at Main question is this, why does the 10.x.x.x address come back to us instead of timing out?? Bob D
