Mimiko wrote:
> I did some test today to with tcpdump. It's realy strange. First I
> uninstalled vlan. Configured all again. using tcpdump I saw it was
> sending packets. But at first it didn't want to work.
> I added 8021q to /etc/modules, rebooted server and as I wrote: ping
> works, ftp works
Well.
I did some test today to with tcpdump. It's realy strange. First I
uninstalled vlan. Configured all again. using tcpdump I saw it was
sending packets. But at first it didn't want to work.
I added 8021q to /etc/modules, rebooted server and as I wrote: ping
works, ftp works, but not http
Mimiko wrote:
> What is wrong with http/htpps ? Why icmp works, ftp works, but http/https is
> not working?
Since Sven pointed out that I was out of date I no longer have a
clue.
To debug this I would run tcpdump on both sides of the router and
examine the packets for http and verify that they ar
Sven Hartge wrote:
> Bob Proulx wrote:
> > I see no vlans in your configuration above. The above simply shows
> > additional IP addresses being assigned. If your switch is requiring
> > vlan tagging then that is likely your problem.
>
> Ah, nope.
>
> It's "magic". Since Wheezy ifupdown knows
Bob Proulx wrote:
> Mimiko wrote:
>> I set up in interfaces:
>> auto eth0
>> iface eth0 inet static
>> address local_lan_ip
>> netmask mask
>> auto eth1.2
>> iface eth1.2 inet static
>> address isp1
>> netmask mask
>> auto eth1.4
>> iface eth2.4 inet static
>> addres
Mimiko wrote:
> I set up in interfaces:
> auto eth0
> iface eth0 inet static
> address local_lan_ip
> netmask mask
> auto eth1.2
> iface eth1.2 inet static
> address isp1
> netmask mask
> auto eth1.4
> iface eth2.4 inet static
> address isp2
> netmask mask
>
> V
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