LEBRETON, Julien wrote: > > So If I understand correctly, it's the loopback interface that forwards > packet from an interface to another?
Yes, if sender (the gateway interface) and receiver are on the same box. > If I configure rtlo correctly, we would be able to ping 152.157.1.1 from my > windows box? You should. > My analyser and my windows box are not on the same network ==> 151.157.0.0/16 > for my windows box and 3 interfaces of my box > > 152.157.0.0/16 for my destination host (analyser) and the fourth interface > > > The MAC address of my destination host is obsolete because it is an analyser > module that have no IP address and no MAC address. > This analyser capture all packets on the network segment. > So, perhaps my destination host must be a real ethernet interface? As far as I understand your setup, you want to sent packets for 152.157.1.2 via 151.157.3.3, so you need to tell your Windows box about that gateway or the 151.157.3.0/24 segment. Jan
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