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Re: Bridged ethernet with ipnat redirect to local port - getting ICMP redirects instead



David Young wrote:
On Sun, Jul 06, 2014 at 09:01:38PM +1000, Darren Reed wrote:
With respect to the ICMP redirect issue, I suspect that this is down
to poor feature interaction in NetBSD and bridging. Somewhere the code
is treating re0 and re1 as separate interfaces (and thus sending an
ICMP redirect) when in fact they should be treated as one.

I agree that IP should treat the two ethernets as one interface: re0 and
re1 ought to belong to the same ethernet forwarding domain, and that
forwarding domain should have an IPv4 interface stacked on it.

I'm a bit out of my depth here, but isn't that how FreeBSD handles this?
From what I gathered, one would assign the IP address to the bridge
interface there (e.g. bridge0) and not one of the member interfaces.

(Which OTOH seems to be problematic if I need to add a bridge to a running
system.)


Best regards,
Tom



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