> Oh, that's quite a lot. First, which version of tinc are you using? > Which Mode (router or switch) are you using? Are you bridging the VPN interface with the LAN interface on any of the nodes?
Thanks for taking time to reply. I appreciate the time and experience that developers put into projects like Tinc. I'm using Tinc 1.0.24 from the Utopic Ubuntu (14.10?) repositions on all the nodes (automated deployment, exact configs). The nodes are running a mix of 12.04 and 14.04 LTS Ubuntu. Each node is running under switch mode (forcing TAP support and automatic routing). There is no bridging between interfaces on any node. The connection between some servers may not be the best. There might be a correlation between the time of packet floods and when my monitoring server losses connection with a node. If the floods are due to network issues or that the flood causes issues is another story. Some nodes constantly send larger amounts of packets overtime to another node resulting in the "Got late or replayed packet" message in the logs. A restart of the Tinc daemon on those nodes calms the network. Side question: Is Tinc 1.1 stable (or predictable) for daily use? I'm wondering on upgrading. The extra stats that Tinc 1.1 could generate would be largely beneficial. Thank you, Mark Lopez _______________________________________________ tinc mailing list [email protected] http://www.tinc-vpn.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tinc
