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* José Pedro Saraiva <nocive@×××××.com> [2005-07-12 23:30]: |
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> Hello, |
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Hi, |
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> I connect to the net through eth0 and have a masquerading |
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> through eth1 to my other computers, using shorewall. |
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Uh, I'm not sure i understand you. |
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your localhost eth0 -> shorewall -> Inet |
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your localhost eth1 -> shorewall -> your other machines |
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Is above right? |
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What address ranges do you use? |
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> My server never had any problems of this kind and all was |
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> fine until a couple of days ago. I'm experiencing some heavy |
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> packet loss when pinging different hosts. I have isolated |
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> the problem (at least I think I did) and got to the |
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> conclusion that issuing a simple 'ifconfig eth1 down' and |
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> leaving eth0 up, the packet loss vanishes. Tests were made |
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> with all services down (shorewall, sshd, apache2, mysqld, |
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> proftpd, sendmail, ...) |
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What about routing? As root run: |
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$ route |
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or tracepath? |
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$ tracepath google.com |
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Robert |
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