Jean,

Check or you have an ipip route listed for the destination you want to reach.

Monitor with tcpdump, etc. in another command shell or your ipip packets are leaving the ethernet interface connected towards Internet or better dump it in a text file for a while.

Monitor with tcpdump, etc. or check your text file to see or return ipip packets are arriving at your ethernet interface

From the above  you can find out were the bottleneck is.

73,

Boudewijn (Bob) VE3TOK        

Hi,

    Anyone here using ampr-ripd willing to give me some advise?

I have mine running and (Finally) learning router, but cannot connect to any stations.

I suspect a route problem.

73 de Jean

VA2OM / VE2PKT


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