Hi,
My current setup as shown below has a vlan-bridged dmz interface, and
it *seems* to be working fine although I am getting occasional ping
packet loss (<5 every 10-15 minutes).
However, this might be a switch issue.
The interfaces file from my current config (configuration 1) is:
lan $IF_LAN routeback,arp_filter=1,proxyarp=1
wan $IF_WAN routeback,arp_filter=1,proxyarp=1
caib $IF_CAIB arp_filter=1
ibs $IF_IBS arp_filter=1
dmz dmzbr bridge,dhcp,proxyarp=1
dmz0 dmzbr:${IF_DMZ} routeback
dmz1 dmzbr:${IF_DMZ}.1 routeback
dmz11 dmzbr:${IF_DMZ}.11 routeback
lanx lanbr bridge,dhcp,proxyarp=1
dmz12 lanbr:${IF_DMZ}.12 routeback
lan0 lanbr:enp8s5 routeback
lan1 lanbr:enp8s5.1 routeback
lan12 lanbr:enp8s5.12 routeback
lan13 lanbr:enp8s5.13 routeback
lan14 lanbr:enp8s5.14 routeback
lan15 lanbr:enp8s5.15 routeback
- lo -
Shorewall dump for Configuration 1:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1kSwMG98Ej2FiKsVtAYo9gzerA5sueuVG
In this setup I used the lanx bridge interface to perform some lab
tests before disrupting the main traffic which goes through the lan
interface.
The tests seemed to be OK.
Today I tried to configure vlans on my LAN interface so this is my new
interfaces file (configuration 2):
lan ${IF_LAN_BR} bridge,dhcp,arp_filter=1,proxyarp=1
lan0 ${IF_LAN_BR}:${IF_LAN} routeback
lan1 ${IF_LAN_BR}:${IF_LAN}.1 routeback
lan12 ${IF_LAN_BR}:${IF_LAN}.12 routeback
lan13 ${IF_LAN_BR}:${IF_LAN}.13 routeback
lan14 ${IF_LAN_BR}:${IF_LAN}.14 routeback
lan15 ${IF_LAN_BR}:${IF_LAN}.15 routeback
wan $IF_WAN routeback,arp_filter=1,proxyarp=1
caib $IF_CAIB arp_filter=1
ibs $IF_IBS arp_filter=1
dmz ${IF_DMZ_BR} bridge,dhcp,proxyarp=1
dmz0 ${IF_DMZ_BR}:${IF_DMZ} routeback
dmz1 ${IF_DMZ_BR}:${IF_DMZ}.1 routeback
dmz11 ${IF_DMZ_BR}:${IF_DMZ}.11 routeback
dmz12 ${IF_LAN_BR}:${IF_DMZ}.12 routeback
dmz13 ${IF_DMZ_BR}:${IF_DMZ}.13 routeback
- lo -
Shorewall dump for Configuration 2:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Zm72KKq5BGax04jNLdqubdSE7Y7GlzR1
At first everything seemed to work fine, but after a couple of minutes
the network went bonkers. Ping tests from $FW to lan hosts or vice
versa would fail and work randomly. A typical ping test would yield 5
or 10 echo replies OK then 5 or 10 losses, and so on (50% packet loss
as a general rule of thumb).
During the dump there was a "failing" ping test between $FW and lan
host at 10.215.144.48.
So I had to fall back to Configuration 1, and now I'm unsure what to
try with Configuration 2 before getting into trouble again...
Is there anything "blatantly wrong" with my second configuration?
What can I try or test?
Would a tcpdump or a shorewall [ip]trace be useful?
Vieri
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