8 Sep
2016
8 Sep
'16
8:52 a.m.
I have a working tunnel on the router called UCSD
(the tunnel interface have no IP adress)
Now here is your problem.
If you read the comments in to the script:
# Add a local AMPR IP with netmask /8:
# /ip address
# add address=44.182.21.254/8 interface=ucsd-gw network=44.0.0.0
This is essential for the interface to receive multicasts, like the RIP
packets.
To be able to receive multicast, the sender and receiver has to be on
the SAME SUBNET and must be able to SUBSCRIBE to a specific multicast group.
For this, both partners need to have an IP address and a common netmask.
In this case, ampr-gw being 44.0.0.1 and your IP 44.13.8.1.x, the coomon
netmask will gave to be /8.
So you MUST assign an address from your subnet to that interface with
netmask /8 (aka 255.0.0.0 ).
Marius, YO2LOJ