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Re: 3.8 bridge trouble
From: Pailloncy Jean-Gerard (jg
rilk.com)
Date: Thu Feb 16 2006 - 02:34:20 CST
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> So something like this?
>
> [ISP]
> |
> [SW1]----[SW2]
> | |
> | +------+
> [SKR]
Yes. I want something redundant, there is a loop somewhere.
>
>> I want to test the soekris as a bridge with 3 links: one to my
>> provider, one to each switch.
>> I start the test by setting a bridge on 2 nics of the soekris
>> connected to the 2 switchs. So now there is a loop between the
>> switchs and the soekris.
>> And the first problem appears. If I ping from any computers on the
>> segment to anything else I get a "storm" of thousand packet/
>> seconds until I unplug a cable from the loop.
>
> That's because of the loop. Even if the switches cache ARP replies and
> send further packets directly to their destinations, the initial
> broadcasted ARP request is going to go round and round.
>
>> So I test with/without STP, link0: no more luke.
I test with STP first, then without: same problem.
I try with link0
"Setting this flag stops all IP multicast packets from being
forwarded by the bridge."
To prevent the initial broadcast to loop. Does not work...
It a broadcast and not a multicast, after all.
Maybe I need a rule to filter all packet from the oekris itself.
Cordialement,
Jean-Girard Pailloncy
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