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Hi Jamie,
On 18/07/2012 12:40, Jamie Stallwood wrote:
> It's likely a TCP/UDP timeout on your ADSL router.
>
> Fortunately I don't get that problem as I run OSPF/OSPF6 across my VPN - and
> also Nagios :)
I don't think so - there's no TCP/UDP involved as far as the router is
concerned. It's just routing IP protocol 41 packets.
This seems to be an issue with the tunnel itself going to sleep when
nothing goes through it, so a Linux issue.
Mike
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Hello,
A while back, a customer asked about installing Slackware. This
happens from time to time, and my usual response is
