[7.470][BUG][NOTABUG] gre

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please check image gre running very fast (no no kidding )

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Astaro Beta Report
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Version: 7.470
Type: BUG
State: NOTABUG
Reporter: utm_kid
Contributor: 
MantisID: 
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0 Gert Hansen over 16 years ago

please to Reporting > Network usage.
Select the report "Top Services" and double click on GRE, than you can see which server/clients are adressed from these GRE packets. Are you using OSPF?

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0 utm_kid over 16 years ago in reply to Gert Hansen

please to Reporting > Network usage.
Select the report "Top Services" and double click on GRE, than you can see which server/clients are adressed from these GRE packets. Are you using OSPF?

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Gert

please check images

Sorry ,i am not using ospf

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0 utm_kid over 16 years ago in reply to utm_kid

please check images

Sorry ,i am not using ospf

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same with some icmp

please check screen shots

192.168.2.100 is asg
192.168.2.200 is client/linux suse 10 sles
192.168.1.175 is external ip (from adsl router/no dhcp )

Screenshot-19 problem is still there reported not confirm sofa

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0 andyk007 over 16 years ago

Hi,

GRE is the ip protocol 47 for pptp traffic. In case of a ip protocol there are no defined ports for that and so we set as value 0.

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0 utm_kid over 16 years ago in reply to andyk007

Hi,

GRE is the ip protocol 47 for pptp traffic. In case of a ip protocol there are no defined ports for that and so we set as value 0.

Greetings
Andreas

Hi,

same with icmp also .please check later logs
gre use tcp ? then why its not showing tcp and protocol/service as a gre ?
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0 andyk007 over 16 years ago

hi

ip protocls has no standards. gre is neither tcp nor upd it's a ip protocol. If you go to services you can create a tcp/upd, tcp, udp or ip protocol. So there is no chance to log it in the format of the table.

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