Re: ARP weirdness.

I'm guessing it was some sort of broadcast storm. Though a very confusing one -- if I unplugged the cable, it stopped. Plug it back in, and lo! Starts again. However, I finally gave up trying to supply the VLAN to the Linux box by way of a trunk, and just plugged the (still-tagged)

Re: ARP weirdness.

On Wed, Nov 8, 2017 at 4:49 PM, Ken D'Ambrosio wrote: > Ubuntu box acting as a router for some subnets. > > [192.168.200.12] <-1302 VLAN->[switch]<-1302 VLAN->switch<-1302 VLAN-> > [router @ 192.168.200.1] So, to clarify, the Ubuntu box is at .1? What is .12? Can you give a

ARP weirdness.

Hey, guys. Have an Ubuntu box acting as a router for some subnets. I have one VLAN, 1302, on which subnet 192.168.200.0/24 resides. The network looks a bit like this: [192.168.200.12] <-1302 VLAN->[switch]<-1302 VLAN->switch<-1302 VLAN-> [router @ 192.168.200.1] The link is getting utterly