Re: linux martian packets

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> Yes indeed - tcpdump gets in before any of the iptables rules so you will see
> incoming packets that are subsequently dropped.
>
> You must have an iptables rule that is dropping them, so I suggest to use watch
> of iptables -L to see which rule increments its counter when you ping from 10.9.

It's also possible that the kernel route-path filter is dropping the
traffic if it's coming in the 'wrong' intreface.

You can check /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/*/rp_filter and set it to 0 and
see if that fixes it.

--Rob
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