2010/4/28 Uriel Rozenbaum :
> Iñaki,
>
> Maybe you can try with 2 masks that are not 32.
> example:
>
> Entry 1:
> - grp = 1
> - ip_addr = 9.9.9.128
> - mask = 25
>
> Entry 2:
> - grp = 2
> - ip_addr = 9.9.9.0
> - mask = 24
>
> And then verify if the order or id matters. But as per Juha
Iñaki,
Maybe you can try with 2 masks that are not 32.
example:
Entry 1:
- grp = 1
- ip_addr = 9.9.9.128
- mask = 25
Entry 2:
- grp = 2
- ip_addr = 9.9.9.0
- mask = 24
And then verify if the order or id matters. But as per Juha's comment, the
result can be unpredictable.
Maybe we an
Iñaki Baz Castillo writes:
> However after checking the module code it seems that there are just
> two cases:
> - IP addresses (mask = 32).
> - Subnets (mask != 32).
>
> So first the source address is always matched against he address hash,
> and if it doesn't match then it is matched aga
Hi, some time ago I asked if allow_source_address_group() gives
preference to the entries in 'address' table with lowest mask. I was
replied that such case is not analyzed.
But the fact is that in my tests it just works:
Entry 1:
- grp = 1
- ip_addr = 9.9.9.9
- mask = 32
Entry 2:
- grp =
