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To: James Stevenson <mail-lists@stev.org>
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Subject: Re: Tcpdump filters, problem with UDP and 2.4.x
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No, it is for DNS traffic.

James Stevenson wrote:

>>I see a lot of "UDP: bad checksum. ..." between two of my servers.  I
>>haven't attached a tcpdump output of the packets because a) the packets
>>between machine A and B travel through a GRE tunnel and b) does anyone
>>have tcpdump filters or know how to finagle tcpdump into dumping the
>>embedded packet instead of the GRE header'd packet?
>>
>id this for NFS udp traffic ?
>if it is then you will see it i have seen this on both 2.2.x and 2.4.x
>kernels
>it only shows up on the nfs server side for me though.
>


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