Re: ARP misbehaviour

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> 10.187.185.11    dev eth1                scope link
> 129.187.154.0/24 dev eth0  proto kernel  scope link  src 129.187.154.217
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

> ======================================================================
> root@pc40:/ > arping 192.168.1.254
> ARPING 192.168.1.254 from 129.187.154.153 eth0
                            ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

arp_filter checks the source address, and the route for that source
address is on eth0, so it is perfectly correct.

You need to change your routing so that the 129.187.154.153 route goes
through eth1 or alternatively add blackhole policy routing with
eth0's address as source address.


-Andi

P.S.: Cross posting this way is very impolite. Don't do it.

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