Re: Traffic going out wrong interface

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Hi Chris,

> So it appears that something about having iptables kick back RST's 
> rather than type 3's caused the bogus ARP packets as well as the RST 
> being transmitted out the wrong interface as I described below. I'm not 
> sure if I'm the only one having this problem, but then again I'm not 
> sure how many people scrutinize layer 2 as deeply as I do. ;-)

If it is the same problem as the RSTs (which looks likely, given the
symptoms), you could try applying the latest patch-o-matic, or at least
submitted/66_netfilter-policy-routing.patch.

Cheers, Chris.
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