Re: [44net] PKTerrors.

For use with amprd (not ampr-ripd), the interface is correctly subnetted (/8, meaning the whole ampr network is reachable by that interface, as per before the /10 sale). Also, the routes are internal to amprd, and not in any routing table as expected when using ampr-ripd. There may be another issue when using recent kernels (4.9 and newer): Because of the changes in the kernel, ipip protocol handling by the kernel is done incorrectly in case of raw sockets, and will result in sending a icmp protocol unreachable back to the communication partners. This can be solved by filtering outgoing icmp messages, or use the latest amprd version which features a kernel plugin to work around this problem. I would strongly recommend to drop amprd and switch to the native ipip tunnel handling and ampr-ripd. Marius, YO2LOJ On 25.01.2020 18:54, lleachii--- via 44Net wrote: