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<div>Hi,</div>
<div>I'm investigating some failed test cases of Tahi in our environment.</=
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<div>Network diagram of test case :</div>
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p; NUT</div>
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p; |</div=
>
<div> ------------+---+-------- NET3</div>
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p; |</div>
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p; Router</div>
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p; |</div>
<div> ------------+---+-------- NET5</div>
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p; |</div=
>
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p; SGW1</div>
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p; |</div=
>
<div> ------------+---+-----+-- NET2</div>
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p; |  =
; |</div>
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p; HOST1 HOST2</div>
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<div>Host1 is sending ICMP echo request to NUT. SGW1 encrypts this packet (=
into ESP) before sending to NUT.</div>
<div>Using wireshark running on the windows machine, I can see NUT is reply=
ing to ESP packet however the packet is not reaching HOST1 and test fails.<=
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<div>If I run "ifconfig" while the test is being executed, I dont=
see any interfaces being created on FreeBSD, so my question is how does Fr=
eeBSD create these network nodes e.g Router,Host1,Host2 etc</div>
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<div>I want to debug the issue and find out where is the reply packet from =
NUT is getting dropped, for which I need to capture packets on "=
Router" interface connected to NET3 or NET5. (and probably even on int=
erfaces of SGW1 and Host1). How can I capture
packets on each of these interfaces?</div>
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<div>Regards</div>
<div>Prasanna Khanapur</div>
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