#2 tipxd not sending udp packets to remote machine

[Stefan Wasilewski]

My config file is pasted at the bottom of the message. The log messages look like this (with -v -e):

Writing 90 bytes to UDP DATA socket 24.92.220.100
[TIPXD LOG] UDP Data Socket open on fd 5
[TIPXD LOG] Read 88 bytes from IPX: eth0 (802.2) 00:50:04:88:4D:DB
[TIPXD LOG] Dest is 00:A0:CC:42:04:8C
Writing 96 bytes to UDP DATA socket 24.92.220.100
[TIPXD LOG] UDP Data Socket open on fd 5
[TIPXD LOG] Read 82 bytes from IPX: eth0 (802.2) 00:A0:CC:42:04:8C
[TIPXD LOG] Dest is 00:50:04:88:4D:DB
Writing 90 bytes to UDP DATA socket 24.92.220.100
[TIPXD LOG] UDP Data Socket open on fd 5
[TIPXD LOG] Read 82 bytes from IPX: eth0 (802.2) 00:50:04:88:4D:DB
[TIPXD LOG] Dest is 00:A0:CC:42:04:8C
Writing 90 bytes to UDP DATA socket 24.92.220.100

However, when I do a # tcpdump -i eth0 'udp port 8500', I see no data being sent to the remote machine.

----------------- Config file ------------------

BEGIN DEVICE
NAME "eth0"
INDX 0
FTYP 802.3
FTYP 802.2
FTYP snap
END

BEGIN ROUTER
ADDR "24.92.220.100"
CTCT connect
DATA udp/8500
CTRL tcp/8501
END

BEGIN GENERAL
DATA udp/8500
CTRL tcp/8501
ADMN tcp/8502
SITE "Steel-Stefan"
LOGF "/tmp/tipxd.log"
LOGV "aPC"
END

[Thomas H Hendrick]

I think I need more information on your site configuration. Do you have multiple ethernet cards in your machine? You're doing a TCP dump on "eth0", which is the same interface as the IPX traffic, which makes me wonder...