I think ampr-ripd shouldn't care. It is the regular routing daemons/multicast clients that drop the data which does not fit, not the socket itself.
I also have a /32 interface which works as expected with multicast packets.
On 23.05.2017 20:48, Rob Janssen wrote:
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That's actually a limitation on how multicast works. In usual circumstances, a router does not listen to multicasts not originating from the subnet its interface is connected to.
Could that be the reason why ampr-ripd multicast mode does not work for me? I always put the local address /32 on the tunnel interface. Maybe it would work when that is changed to /8 ?
Rob
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