Tom,
As far as I can see, the only problem is with the syntax of your
command, you have to add the from IP to get the appropriate route:
root at blackjack:~# ip route get 44.0.0.1 from <IP_of_eth2>
- Re-run the command to check the route, then past the results.
- ip route priority 23 is unnecessary, this route already exists on
table main, and your systems uses it
- Make sure you're assigning the /29 to eth2
- Have you DISABLED the PRE-CONFIGURED desktop firewall (if you're
running a version other than server???
- Have you removed the basic IPTABLES rules (i.e. DROP FORWARD) from the
desktop firewall???
As we've determined, an IP on tunl0 in Linux doesn't change what
interface is used by the Kernel, specifying the interfaces does.
I'll look into amprd...although I'm not sure how it enables IPv4
forwarding, tunnels, etc. on Ubuntu/LEDE (must test).
- Lynwood
KB3VWG