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On Monday, February 7, 2005, 4:26:33 AM, Jesse Guardiani <jesse at wingnet dot net> wrote: JG> Matchstick wrote: >> Jesse Guardiani wrote: >>> Jesse Guardiani wrote: >>> >>> >>>>Matchstick wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>>mike wrote: >>>>> >>>>>>>2.) lockups on WRAP hardware >>>>>>> for some reason 1.2b3 causes lockups on WRAP >>>>>>> hardware. I didn't see any resolutions to this >>>>>>> in the archive, so I'm guessing this is an >>>>>>> ongoing problem. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>I have 3 wraps, 128mb 3 lan, running this same version since release >>>>>>w/o problems, granted they're not overloaded with traffic. >>>>>> >>>>>>There was a faulty batch ~ last sept with network card issues, but they >>>>>>were recalled and fixed. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>mike >>>>> >>>>>I'm getting lockups on 3 LAN Wrap running in Filtered Bridged mode but >>>>>only when I enable traffic shaping. With TS turned off it's stable as a >>>>>rock. (Actually been having this problem since 1.2b1) >>>> >>>>Your statement would seem to contradict my findings on my >>>>Soekris 4801 regarding bridging and 1.2b3. Perhaps my problem >>>>is hardware related? Or maybe kernel related? Was a required >>>>option left out of the 1.2b3 4801 kernel? >>> >>> >>> BTW, here's a post supporting my findings with bridging on 1.2b3: >>> http://tinyurl.com/6mpbl >>> >>> He never mentions what his hardware platform is though. >> >> That's very odd as I havent had a single problem with filtered bridging >> itself on the Wrap (only when combined with Traffic Shaping). >> >> Unfortunately I dont have any other platforms available at the moment to >> play with so I can't test anything else at the moment. JG> Do you have an IP listed on your WAN interface? If not, then that probably JG> accounts for the discrepancy. All of my tests up until tonight have been JG> performed *with* a static IP bound to the WAN interface and the WAN interface JG> bridged to the OPT1 interface. Before tonight, I couldn't figure out how to JG> configure the WAN interface without some sort of IP. However, tonight I JG> found that if I remove the IP from the WAN interface (currently requires JG> either editing a blank config from scratch or manually editing the JG> config.xml file on another machine and restoring the config) then I can JG> get filtered bridging working under 1.2b3. In addition, removing the IP JG> fixes the problem I was having with the bridge not acting completely JG> transparent. Take a look at this thread for the details: JG> JG> http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.security.firewalls.m0n0wall/13376 JG> And here's were I posted my resolution to the problem: JG> JG> http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.security.firewalls.m0n0wall/13435 Interestingly I *DO* have a static IP listed on my WAN interface. <wan> <if>sis1</if> <mtu/> <ipaddr>x.x.x.175</ipaddr> <subnet>28</subnet> <gateway>x.x.x.173</gateway> <blockpriv/> <dhcphostname/> </wan> I'll have a try with your solution of removing the IP address when I get some time either tonight or tomorrow. BTW you mentioned in another mail that we should collect a list of Wrap board and BIOS version so, according to the boot-up screen my Wrap board is PC Engines WRAP.1C v1.0 tinyBIOS V1.4a (C)1997-2003 PC Engines Thanks -- Matchstick matchstick at oofg dot com |