Hello Michael,
> It sounds like they aren't part of the correct PPPoE session to me.
> As if the other end is not killing it's PPP session when the new one forms.
wow. You nailed it. Thank you for identifying the root cause. I'll open a call
with German Telekom to fix there ppp endpoint.
(x1) [~/pcaps] tshark -nr eth1.pcap -T fields -e 'pppoe.session_id' | sort -u
0x0000b53b
0x0000b5e0
0x0000b7b3
These are exactly the packages I was missing:
(x1) [~/pcaps] tshark -nr eth1.pcap -Y 'pppoe.session_id == 0x0000b5e0'
2938 12.176318 88.198.215.20 → 217.92.232.50 UDP 118 5000 → 5000 Len=68
5247 21.951571 88.198.215.20 → 217.92.232.50 UDP 118 5000 → 5000 Len=68
5248 21.952077 88.198.215.20 → 217.92.232.50 UDP 118 5000 → 5000 Len=68
5802 31.641323 88.198.215.20 → 217.92.232.50 UDP 118 5000 → 5000 Len=68
5803 31.641807 88.198.215.20 → 217.92.232.50 UDP 118 5000 → 5000 Len=68
Cheers,
Thomas
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