vds - not abe to get link

[mlemmo]

Tried several configurations this morning nad last night....

AES, no AES
Compression , no compression
Different ip subnets for the vds1 links:
System A: 10.0.7.1/26
System B: 10.0.7.1/26

Cannot ping far ends, says ICMP host unreachable for it respecitive 10.0.7.x interface

One system is master and one is client, client has master's vds1 ip address as its master ip address....

Deleted the vds1, saved and applied on both units, recreated the vds1 configs no change...

I have it as such:

AP 1
Eth = Bridge 1, 10.0.4.2/24
Wpci1 = backhaul, 10.0.7.129/26
Wpci2 = Bridge 1
Vds1 = Bridge 1, 10.0.7.1/26
Master, aes

AP 2
Eth = Bridge 3, 10.0.5.1/24
Wpci1 = backhaul, 10.0.7.130/26
Wpci2 = Bridge 3
Vds1 = Bridge 3, 10.0.7.2/26
Client, aes, master= 10.0.7.1

backhaul is up can ping from eith ethernet interface to other side no problem.

-Mark

[lonnie]

You have missed a couple of subtle points.

First, the tunnel goes over the existing network. You are sending it out itself, trying to connect the client tunnel to 10.0.7.1 and of course it does not exist until the tunnel is established. Change that to connect to 10.0.7.129.

The Ethernet at AP2 should be in the 10.0.4.1/24 subnet range. The whole point of this system is to extend the subnet at eth1 on AP1 to eth1 at AP2 and give you a totally transparent bridge.