Re: [Openvpn-users] Re: Bridging and multicast

[Ed Thomson <ethomson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

More investigation shows that mt-daapd is getting multicast across the 
vpn, and my iTunes gets the mDNS packet, but tries to connect to the 
primary interface's IP address.  I think this is an issue with mt-daapd 
advertising the primary interface's IP address to every interface, 
instead of advertising that particular interface's IP address.

So, I think this isn't a problem with my VPN setup.

(By the way, after fiddling for hours with the various IPsec/L2TP VPNs, 
I fundamentally could not make my Mac talk to my Linux box.  OpenVPN 
worked in *ten minutes.*  Thanks so much to all the developers and doc 
writers for making something clear and straightforward.)

-Ed

Ed Thomson wrote:
> No luck.  Plus it appears to to be sending multicast to en0 and en1 
> (ethernet and wireless).  It just seems to be ignoring tap.  =/
>
> That said, it's entirely possible that there's weirdness going on in 
> another way.  The mac's doing internet connection sharing between en0 
> and en1, but I'm not entirely sure what that does behind the scenes. 
> I'll ditch that setup and see what happens then.
>
> -Ed
>
> Patrick Cervicek wrote:
>
> > Ed Thomson wrote:
> >
> > > The Mac sends Rendezvous over the ethernet and wireless devices, but 
> > > doesn't seem to be sending over the tap device (from tcpdump on the 
> > > Mac or the Linux box.)  Does this mean it's not listening for 
> > > Rendezvous on the tap device?
> >
> >
> >
> > It could be possible that your mac has already a fixed route for 
> > 224.0.0.0/8 which will bypass your tap-interface (default gateway).
> > Check your Mac's routes with 'netstat -rn'.
> > If you find a route for 224.0.0.0/8 - delete it.
> >
> >
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