Re: [casper] arp: unknown or malformed arp packet

2016-04-27 Thread Amit Bansod
Hi Marc, In our setup, we had the 10GbE network and one of the Ethernet interfaces on the same subnet. Probably this caused the problem as I do not see this any more. Thanks, Amit On 01-Apr-16 2:38 PM, Marc Welz wrote: > On Fri, Apr 1, 2016 at 10:05 AM, Amit Bansod

Re: [casper] arp: unknown or malformed arp packet

2016-04-01 Thread Marc Welz
On Fri, Apr 1, 2016 at 10:05 AM, Amit Bansod wrote: > Hi Marc, > > Unfortunately ?tap-info does not show any information like "announce" or > "query". That probably means you are running an earlier version of tcpborphserver > I do see lot of messages like > > #log

Re: [casper] arp: unknown or malformed arp packet

2016-04-01 Thread Amit Bansod
Hi Marc, Unfortunately ?tap-info does not show any information like "announce" or "query". I do see lot of messages like #log warn raw discarding frame of unknown type 0x808 and length 72 #log warn raw discarding frame of unknown type 0x808 and length 600 #log warn raw write to tap device tap3

Re: [casper] arp: unknown or malformed arp packet

2016-03-31 Thread Ryan Monroe
This may not be the answer you're looking for, but IIRC I eventually just populated the ARP tables manually. I don't know if this was the problem I was having though. On 03/31/2016 07:23 AM, Amit Bansod wrote: Hi All, We are seeing, "arp: unknown or malformed arp packet" messages on ROACH2

Re: [casper] arp: unknown or malformed arp packet

2016-03-31 Thread Marc Welz
Assuming you are running a recent version of tcpborphserver, the error message is generated at line 2601 or so in tg.c, where the beginning of a packet is compared to the arp header which we can process (arp_const). It maybe be that your network has: * unusual arp traffic * maybe vlan traffic *

[casper] arp: unknown or malformed arp packet

2016-03-31 Thread Amit Bansod
Hi All, We are seeing, "arp: unknown or malformed arp packet" messages on ROACH2 board, quite frequently. In our setup, we have ROACH2 board sending data out via a 40G switch. Sometimes the data is broadcast from ROACH2 boards instead of sending to a particular ip address. The 10GbE core