Christian Lyra wrote:
What about manually adding the arp or setting up a rarp daemon (or would that be an arp proxy daemon), then you could still use udp.Hi,> > I´m using switch mode, and hosts B and C has IndirectMode enabled. > Host A is in listen only mode (no ConnectTo set), hosts B and C > connects to A. Everything works almost as expected... B and C > connects to A, and they can ping each other, but ONLY after each > other learns the other MAC thru A. What I mean is: if I start A, > B, C, and try to ping C from B, ping will fail, but if I send a > ping to A from C, then B will be able to ping C as it will learn > the MAC of C thru A. If there´s no traffic between the hosts for a > while, then the arp entries will expire from arp tables and the > problem will happen again. This is probably caused by NAT or other stateful firewall rules. Try adding TCPOnly = yes to your host config files, that should solve the problem.Indeed... this solves the problem but Statefull firewall rules should be satisfied with a short "PingInterval", shouldnt it? I would like to not use tcp if possible.
Eric
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