Surge wrote:
> Hi,
>     I agree with you. But it's odd because I can't find where on the
> network I would have this.... here's the run down of what I have.
>  
> I have 2 locations where I have routers in my building. Room 1 has a
> router for the 192.168.2.0, same room another router for the 10.1.50.0.
> and another router for the 74.2.235.0. They all have a link to my
> warehouse - Room 2, which has a router for the 74.2.235.0, same room
> another route with 24 ports, 12 ports are configured for the
> 192.168.2.0, and the other 10.1.50.0.
>  
> Now just for grins I also disabled some policies in the policy file, now
> I should be able to ping between 192.168.2.0 and 10.1.50.0. Even though
> I understand that we a re looking for the culprit which is creating a
> bridge between the 74.2.235.0 and 10.1.50.0, right?

If you want to test without the bridging getting in the way, set
arp_filter=1 on your interfaces (/etc/shorewall/interfaces).

-Tom
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