Volker Werth wrote:
On 12/23/-58 20:59, Tom Judge wrote:
The packet is not getting filtered it leaves the host and passes on the
wire to the default gateway. There are no issues with the traffic being
filtered by the originating hosts firewall, the problem is that the ESP
packets next hop is no
On 12/23/-58 20:59, Tom Judge wrote:
> The packet is not getting filtered it leaves the host and passes on the
> wire to the default gateway. There are no issues with the traffic being
> filtered by the originating hosts firewall, the problem is that the ESP
> packets next hop is not being modifie
Greg Hennessy wrote:
I have the following rules on lo0:
Have you tried an set skip with a default block log all ?
Greg
The packet is not getting filtered it leaves the host and passes on the
wire to the default gateway. There are no issues with the traffic being
filtered by the origin
> I have the following rules on lo0:
>
Have you tried an set skip with a default block log all ?
Greg
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Greg Hennessy wrote:
I actually need to see how a packet that the IPSEC code generates is
passes through PF (What rules it is (not) matching etc). At the moment
it seems that it is either a) not passing through pf at all, b) For
some
reason not matching the source routing rule.
Is there anyway
Greg Hennessy wrote:
I was wondering if there is any way to trace packets as they pass
through PF and possibly even the network stack. If someone could give
me some pointers on this it would be greatly appreciated.
A full tcpdump on the ingress and egress interfaces,a bpf filter will find
the
>
> I actually need to see how a packet that the IPSEC code generates is
> passes through PF (What rules it is (not) matching etc). At the moment
> it seems that it is either a) not passing through pf at all, b) For
> some
> reason not matching the source routing rule.
>
> Is there anyway to see
> I was wondering if there is any way to trace packets as they pass
> through PF and possibly even the network stack. If someone could give
> me some pointers on this it would be greatly appreciated.
A full tcpdump on the ingress and egress interfaces,a bpf filter will find
the interesting bits
On Friday 02 March 2007 00:31, Tom Judge wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was wondering if there is any way to trace packets as they pass
> through PF and possibly even the network stack. If someone could give
> me some pointers on this it would be greatly appreciated.
>
pass in on rl0 all label "incoming"
pas
Hi,
I was wondering if there is any way to trace packets as they pass
through PF and possibly even the network stack. If someone could give
me some pointers on this it would be greatly appreciated.
Tom
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