Hi Alberto, Actually before even the handover I don't have any communication going on most of the times. My node will have connectivity but as soon as LISP daemon is started, no communication is possible afterwards (no pings, no browsing, nothing). Now even the few times that we get the connectivity a simple horizontal handover means losing connectivity and coming back to the previous network will not solve the problem. In simple terms, LISP is not really working for me on IPv6 network and hopefully we can continue the troubleshooting from where we stop with Lori. And by the way, I have installed the latest release of the protocol.
I have no problem communicating with other LISP-based nodes, as I was able to ping an EID provided by Lori, but communicating with non-LISP systems seems to be the problem we have. I tried all the available petr/pitr in the example conf file but to no success. Lori was to add my EID in one of the tunnel routers to see if that makes communication possible but he, obviously, went on leave before doing that. Regards, Musab Isah Research Student, School of Computing and Communications, D29, InfoLab21 Lancaster University On Wednesday, August 13, 2014 3:15 PM, Alberto Rodriguez-Natal <[email protected]> wrote: Hi Musab, Sorry for the late reply, the LISPmob team is currently on vacation, so expect some delay on our responses. Could you please let us know which kind of handover did you try to attempt? A simple switch of wireless access point using the same wlan interface (horizontal handover) or an inter-technology movement from, for instance, a wifi interface to a 3g interface (vertical handover)? Thanks, Alberto On Mon, Aug 11, 2014 at 2:06 PM, MUSAB MUHAMMAD <[email protected]> wrote: Hi all, > > >I have set up LISP MN on a native IPv6 network and have all configurations >(hopefully) correctly set up. My mobile node only seems to have Internet >connection when the lispd is started, but disconnect from network once a >handover is attempted. Even the connection at the start of the lisp daemon is >not guaranteed as more often than not, no communication is achieved once the >daemon starts. I tried with all the available petr/pitr on the >lispd.conf.example file but to no avail. > > >I have a perfectly working network, until the lisp daemon is started and my >conclusion is that there is a problem with LISP overlay network itself. Is >there anyone here please, that has LISP MN working on a native IPv6 network? >I'll be glad, if there is, to please share your experience with me. > > > >I attached my configuration and log files, hopefully someone can direct me of >what to do next or discover any problem with my connectivity. > > >Regards, > >Musab Isah > >Research Student, >School of Computing and Communications, >D29, InfoLab21 >Lancaster University
